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Linux News for Dec 03, 2012
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Linux Top 3: Sputnik, Spherical Cow and Secure Boot (Dec 03, 2012, 23:00)
LinuxPlanet: Don't have a cow, Secure Boot and Linux laptops arrive
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Introducing Ubuntu Virtual Machines Lens for Unity (Dec 03, 2012, 19:00)
Softpedia: It allows users who use lots of VMs to quickly open a desired OS installed in a virtual machine.
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Encrypt Your Data With EncFS (Ubuntu 12.10) (Dec 03, 2012, 15:00)
HowyoForge: This tutorial shows how you can use EncFS on Ubuntu 12.10 to encrypt your data.
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Mint Team Rushes out 14.1 Update (Dec 03, 2012, 14:00)
OSTATIC: The Linux Mint team today announced an update to the recently released 14.0 "Nadia." There were a few showstoppers that squeaked by quality control that needed to be addressed.
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Comment: OpenOffice Tale of Two Cities (Dec 03, 2012, 13:00)
The H Open: Failure in Freiburg, success in Munich. Experiences with open source software in the public sector couldn't be more different.
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How to create and maintain anonymous email accounts (Dec 03, 2012, 12:00)
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The Chromebook Revolution (Dec 03, 2012, 11:00)
Linux, Open Source Wish List: The Chromebooks have landed...
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All Linux Distributions Get the Secure Boot Bootloader (Dec 03, 2012, 10:00)
Softpedia: A usable release of the Secure Boot bootloader is now available for download for all Linux OS developers.
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Five Best Android Tablets (Dec 03, 2012, 09:00)
Lifehacker: This week we asked you which Android tablets you thought were the best of the best, and here are the top five based on those nominations.
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Get Stuff Done With These 4 To-Do List Tools [Linux] (Dec 03, 2012, 08:00)
MakeUseOf: Most of us lead extremely busy lives that we’re expected to keep track of at all times.
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Compile, Install, Run Linux Apps on Android (Dec 03, 2012, 07:00)
Geeknizer: The advantage of using a POSIX based mobile OS is that you can run and install any Linux applications on your mobile (smartphone) with ease.
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How-to: Picking a desktop environment in Linux (Dec 03, 2012, 06:00)
Engadget: With a sea of choices out there, we can see where Linux newbies might feel a bit overwhelmed.
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Left wondering why VLC relicensed some code to LGPL (Dec 03, 2012, 05:00)
FSF: VLC is the most popular media player for desktop computers.
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Kernel Log – Coming in 3.7 (Part 5): CPU and platform code (Dec 03, 2012, 04:00)
The H Open: Linux 3.7 supports ARM64, the processor used in the Raspberry Pi, and Intel's SMAP security feature
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Working with iptables (Dec 03, 2012, 02:00)
ITWorld: Do your hands get sweaty when you have to make changes on your Linux firewall?
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