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OpenOffice.org 3.0 now out October 10, 2008 in news , open source, releases Can’t wait for OpenOffice.org 3.0? The good news is that the wait is over.
What’s hot … the week’s top reads October 10, 2008 in site news , highlights Catch a breather. Then catch up. These are the most popular stories over the past week: Debian postpones Lenny, calls for helpBad marketing undermines Linux netbooksMandriva packs in changes for new releasePuppy Linux 4.1 off the leashUbuntu announces free culture winnersOpera 9.6 launches for LinuxAmarok 2 edges closerFirefox Mobile ‘within weeks’
Linux 2.6.27 adds power control, optimised flash drive support October 10, 2008 in news , linux, releases Linux founder Linus Torvalds yesterday released version 2.6.27 of the Linux kernel with better power control and optimised support for pure flash-based storage.
Venezuela adopts ODF for government October 10, 2008 in news , open source, standards Venezuela is the latest country to adopt the Open Document Format as a national standard.
Wikipedia migrating to all-Ubuntu servers October 10, 2008 in news , distributions, linux, ubuntu, web Online encyclopedia Wikipedia will finish its migration to Ubuntu servers in the next couple of months.
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Opera 9.6 launches for Linux October 9, 2008 in feed, news , releases, web Better email control, low-bandwidth mode and tighter multi-browser synchronisation mark latest release.
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Debian postpones Lenny, calls for help October 8, 2008 in news , debian, distributions, linux, releases Due out in September Debian’s latest release, Lenny, has not materialised. Now the developers are calling for help to fix the “too many release critical bugs”.
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