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A Tale of Two Browsers: Chrome v. Chromium

If you've ever used Google's free Chrome browser, you may be aware that it's closely related to another, similarly named Google project called "Chromium." ...

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Task Coach Keeps You on Target and in Control

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Want Customization With That?

Enterprise software vendors want you to believe that they can customize their software to fit your company's particular needs. That promise is also one of open source software's chief claims to fame ...

Graphene: Have Strength and Conductivity, Will Transform

A developing technology using an ultra-thin layer of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb structure could start revolutionizing consumer electronics and many other industries in less than five years ...

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PCLinuxOS Makes Desktop Linux Look Good

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How to Avoid Cloud Vendor Lock-In

Vendor lock-in has been such a standard part of enterprise IT over the years that it often goes unnoticed and unquestioned. Recently, however, that lock-in mentality has followed enterprises to the clouds ...

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Metacloud’s Steve Curry: We Need a Better Cloud Storage Model

The popularity of cloud storage is growing rapidly, and few would deny that open source technology is driving individual and business users to the clouds in droves ...

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Ubuntu’s Saucy Salamander is a Slick but Spiritless Upgrade

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FOSS in the Enterprise: To Pay or Not to Pay?

One of the big attractions behind the growing popularity of open source software is the ability to get it and use it for free. In a world of ever-rising costs in pretty much every other aspect of business and life, "free" is an offer that's increasingly difficult to refuse ...

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Tomahawk Music Player Takes Listening to a New High

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How to Choose an Enterprise Server Linux Distro

Discuss the merits of the many competing desktop Linux distributions out there, and you could fill several hours with heated debate. Turn the conversation to enterprise server distros, however, and the room can become quiet very quickly ...

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Linux Lite Is Heavy on Features and Usability

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‘Makers at Work’ Offers Inspiring Journey Through the Creative Process

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Xnoise Makes Sweet Music – Once You Get It Installed

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MediaFire’s Derek Labian: Cloud Storage Is an Everyday Need

Security and privacy concerns may be far outweighed for many users by the convenience and appeal of the cloud, but users need to view cloud access as more than just another storage utility on the desktop ...

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Chromium OS Vanilla Is a Plain-Jane Browser-Based Distro

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Kdenlive Delivers Near-Pro Video Editing – If You Have the Right Stuff

Kdenlive is a multitrack, nonlinear video-editing suite packed with some of the most recent video technologies. This application can be a great tool if you have serious video work to do, but you need to fully test it before attempting any mission-critical editing tasks ...

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Coverity’s Zack Samocha: Software Quality and the Open Source Advantage

Software quality is a topic close to most developers' hearts, whether they work with open-source or proprietary code ...

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ZevenOS’ Neptune Distro: Linux the Way You Want It

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AlienVault’s Barmak Meftah: Time to Put Hackers on the Defensive

As CEO of AlienVault, Barmak Meftah faces enemies every day who play out their attacks from faraway lands using seemingly unbeatable weapons ...

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