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Linux News for Sep 27, 2009
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What I Did On My Summer Holiday (Sep 27, 2009, 20:03)
KDE.news: "Google Summer of Code has again been
a huge success for KDE this year. 37 out of 38 projects were
finished successfully. Much of the work done during these projects
is already merged into trunk and will be available for the users
with the KDE 4.4 release in January 2010"
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Proposed Process Changes For X Server 1.8 (Sep 27, 2009, 16:03)
Phoronix: "While the X.Org developers are
responsible for a lot of critical code and much of it is quite old
and massive, they are often challenged by hitting a release on time
and often face multiple release schedules before coming close to
delivering a new X Server / X.Org release"
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Kahel Linux: Yet Another Philippine-made Distro (Sep 27, 2009, 12:03)
Tech Source From Bohol: "A proof that Linux on
the desktop is very much alive and is growing in popularity here in
the Philippines is the birth of yet another distro named Kahel. In
English, the word "kahel" means orange, which explains the orange
t-shirt, beak, and feet of its Tux mascot found on the distro
logo."
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Manage your ssh connections with SecPanel (Sep 27, 2009, 08:03)
Ghacks: "Sure you can create bash aliases to
make these connections easier to remember, but if you can have a
GUI tool to handle this wouldn't ssh administration be so much
easier? Well, you're in luck. SecPanel is such a tool"
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Rugged laptops (finally) run Linux (Sep 27, 2009, 04:03)
LinuxDevices: "EmperorLinux has started
reselling three rugged "Panasonic Toughbook" laptops (and one
rugged tablet) with Linux preinstalled: the Scarab, Ant, Wasp, and
Tarantula."
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Helpful Tools for Software Developers (Sep 27, 2009, 00:03)
Linux Magazine: "Coding is often just a small
part of software development. There are lots of other tasks to
attend to. Here are some tools to help with all aspects of the
job."
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