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Linux News & Commentary
Gnash 0.8.8: A Huge Improvement Over Previous Versions
By Caitlyn MartinAugust 27, 2010
Early this week Gnash 0.8.8 was released. Despite the small increment in version number, which would make this seem like a minor maintenance release, the difference between version 0.8.8 and the earlier 0.8.7 is like night and day.
Report from Debian Conference
By Andy OramAugust 6, 2010
DebConf 2010 was held in New York City. This blog covers several interesting presentations and some general observations about the Debian community.
Four short links: 28 July 2010
By Nat TorkingtonJuly 28, 2010
The end of the road for the Nexus One (LWN) -- The pessimistic among us can be forgiven for concluding that the battle for open handsets is being lost. The carriers determine which devices will be successful in the market, and they have absolutely no interest in openness. Customers are irresistibly drawn to heavily advertised, shiny devices with low...
Red Hat Overhauls the Enterprise Software Stack
By Andy OramJune 24, 2010
Red Hat is openly badgering large, IT-driven organizations to move away from comfortable patterns and to adopt what they believe to be the best virtualization platform, the best cloud API, the best data storage mechanism, and so on.
Mandriva Saved By New Investors
By Caitlyn MartinJune 22, 2010
After weeks of concern about the "catastrophic state of it's finances" and an indefiniete delay in the release of version 2010.1, the French website LeMagIT is reporting that Mandriva has been saved by new investors.
Running 64-bit Linux? No Flash For You!
By Caitlyn MartinJune 18, 2010
Adobe has, at least temporarily, ended support for Flash Player on 64-bit Linux. No updated version is available. Adobe's message for 64-bit Linux users, at least for now, is "No Flash for you!"







