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In the Past it was only a Prophecy...but in the Future, the Past has Occurred!
:Open Source::
:Categories::
:Informational Links::
:Fun Links::
:Currently Running::
Desktop:
-Ubuntu 8.04 "Hardy" x64
-Sabayon 4.2 x64
Laptop1 (Sony):
-Sabayon 4.2
-sidux 2009.2
Laptop2 (eeePC):
-eeebuntu
-Ubuntu 8.04 "Hardy" x64
-Sabayon 4.2 x64
Laptop1 (Sony):
-Sabayon 4.2
-sidux 2009.2
Laptop2 (eeePC):
-eeebuntu
:Blog Archive::
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July
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- Ubuntu's parent company Canonical is launching "sw...
- Drama in the Linux world Linus vs Cox; trouble a...
- Easy Netbook Linux
- Debian to adopt time-based releases ... well mayb...
- "Which linux desktop for you?" and "an open source...
- We live on the east coast, where we happen to have...
- Why aren't schools adopting open source?
- Distro-hopping update (Part 2)
- My Distro-hopping journey (part 1)
- GI Joe PSA redub parodies!
- C4L: Don't Tread on Me (newsletter)
- VirtualBox.... is amazing.
- 5 reasons Microsoft is afraid of Linux
- Windows pricing is so jacked up...
- Linux Review: openSUSE 11.1
- Linux Review: Mandriva 2009.1
- Celebrating freedom with open source
- We The People Stimulus Package
- funny because it's true: Microsoft reminds us tha...
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July
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factorq.net by Jon Robbins is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
Based on a work at factorq.net.
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