Infrastructure Linux News for Jan 02, 2007:

Heise Online: A New Year, A New Knoppix
(2007-01-02 14:30:48)
"Better late than never: Klaus Knopper, the maker of Knoppix, has released version 5.1.0 of his Linux distribution that runs from CD or DVD..."

AP/Yahoo!: Low-Cost Laptop Could Transform Learning
(2007-01-02 15:00:39)
"Forget windows, folders and boxes that pop up with text. When students in Thailand, Libya and other developing countries get their $150 computers from the One Laptop Per Child project in 2007, their experience will be unlike anything on standard PCs..."

DesktopLinux: Tux Magazine Folds
(2007-01-02 16:00:03)
"Tux magazine, billed as 'The first and only magazine for the new Linux user,' has published its last issue..."

PR: SimplyMEPIS 64 Beta Released
(2007-01-02 19:00:42)
"On December 29, MEPIS LLC released Beta1 of SimplyMEPIS-64 Version 6.0-4..." Press release within.

O'Reilly Radar: To Binary or Not to Binary, That is the Question
(2007-01-02 20:30:48)
"The Ubuntu developers are in the process of deciding whether to enable binary-only drivers by default in their installation process, under certain limited circumstances..."

Seopher: Another Lost Year for Linux? I Think Not
(2007-01-02 21:15:05)
"I found myself reading an article on Mainframe.gr explaining how 2006 was another lost year for Linux and I couldn't help myself but write this response in disagreement..."

J_K9@Linux: Linux That Looks Like Windows: Bad!
(2007-01-02 22:00:09)
:I think these projects are great because the developers are enjoying their work and I'm sure that some people use their products, but I don't believe that this is the right way to attract Windows users to desktop Linux..."

PC Magazine: Why Not to Buy Vista--4 "Reasons" to Dump Linux
(2007-01-02 22:45:40)
Humor: "Okay, so I love Linux, but maybe when you think about switching from XP, you should consider Vista. Here are my top four reasons you should move to Vista instead of Linux..."

The Inquirer: Linux is Not an Option
(2007-01-02 23:30:24)
"But is Mr D a typical user? The sort that make up 90 percent of the PC using public? The answer, of course, is a resounding 'no...'"

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