Here’s an excerpt of an article that I read on Digg.com which elaborates about Linux’s superiority over the the big propriety operating systems.
Posts categorized under ‘GNU/Open Source’
More Download Mirrors for Firefox 3
Since Mozilla has announce last June 17, 2008 that they will be releasing their latest version of the Mozilla Firefox browser. Downloads have reached the almost 20,000 plus from Asia alone. Mozilla was down for a couple of hours during [...]
The Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron Review
Last April, Ubuntu.com has announced the release the latest version of the Ubuntu Linux distro aptly name “Hardy Heron”. Here’s the lowdown of the new release: New Features: Firefox 3 is the new default internet browser New Gnome Desktop system [...]
Is Open Source the Answer to Software Piracy?
Ever since the dawn of commercial software, piracy has been a problem without a realistic solution that meets the needs of both the software vendor and the end user. From serial keys to outright DRM (digital rights management) schemes, the [...]
Linus Torvalds in the Hot Seat
Linux has created such a buzz since being created by Linus Torvald. 16 Years after, left read what he has to say of the Linux success and some other issues in the IT world. Here are the details of the [...]
Xandros Linux OS
With All the buzz surrounding the release of of Asus EEE PC 107, its not a surprise that the pre-installed OS will also get some recognition. As we all now Asustek has pre-installed the EEE PC 107 laptop with the [...]
Blogging Using ScribeFire extension for Firefox
As of this posting I am using ScribeFire an extension tool for Mozilla Firefox a full-featured blog editor that integrates with your browser and lets you easily post to your blog. It can connect to almost all known blog formats [...]
