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Infrastructure Linux News for Jun 23, 2011
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Google Building Open-Source Video Chatting Software into Chrome (Jun 23, 2011, 22:03)
Tech Zone: "In a clear challenge to Web calling
clients like Skype, Google is building its open-source voice and
video chatting software into its Chrome browser."
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Build Your Own Linux Test Server, Setting Up Storage (Jun 23, 2011, 21:00)
ServerWatch: "The biggest question you must
answer before buying a bunch of disks is how you plan to use the
machine."
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Alfresco Pushes Beyond Open Source to Hosted Collaboration (Jun 23, 2011, 16:00)
The VAR Guy: Every since Matt Asay left
Alfresco, they don't seem to have made much noise...
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Firefox 5: New, but improved? (Jun 23, 2011, 15:00)
ZDnet:Yes, there's already a new version of
Firefox out. Hurray! But, is there anything really new in it? Not
so much.
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Ubuntu 11.04 Desktop Customization Guide (Jun 23, 2011, 07:01)
Softpedia: "This step-by-step tutorial was
created for the Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) operating system and
it will teach you how to change the looks of your Linux desktop
into an eye-candy, practical, simple and modern workstation."
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The real reason most source is closed? Open is hard (Jun 23, 2011, 05:03)
The Register: "Why isn't the world deluged with
enterprise-written open-source software? Why do so many CIOs gladly
use open source but not contribute to it? Because open source is
hard. Really, really hard."
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Could Mozilla Pull Off a Firefox OS? (Jun 23, 2011, 02:09)
OSTATIC: "If it seems like a far-fetched idea
for Mozilla to consider expanding the Firefox browser's scope more
in the direction of what an operating system does, just consider
what Google has done with Chrome OS."
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German company claims it can disregard GPL requirements in aggregated software (Jun 23, 2011, 01:04)
Open Source Report: "A Germany company that
provides DSL modems, using in part the Linux kernel, is trying to
deny another company the right to modify GPL'ed software."
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