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Mobile Devices in GNU/Linux and GNOME
Jun 14, 2008, 16 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5017 reads)

(Other stories by Mitch Meyran)

[ Thanks to steve hill for this link. ]

You have a computer (a laptop or a desktop). Since it's a machine you use often and don't tinker with much, it probably runs Ubuntu Linux. Or, maybe, another distribution (like Mandriva 2008). If it doesn't run GNU/Linux, I hope you're at least using BSD. If not, stop reading right now!

"You also have a brand new digital camera, or a shiny new MP3 player. And you feel the dread: are those pure consumer oriented pieces of hardware compatible with my machine? Will I have to pay the Microsoft tax (and the required hardware upgrades) to get all my photos from my last holidays, or to listen to Beethoven's fifth sung a capella by lazy llamas...?"

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