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• SMB Guide: How to Buy a Netbook

  There's no lack of choice when it comes to small business netbooks, so it helps to have a tech Sherpa to guide your way. Check out this guide, and you'll get the most netbook for your buck.

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• Is Arch Linux Really Faster Than Ubuntu?

  <b>Phoronix:</b> "to test the performance claims of Arch versus others, we have compared the performance of the newest Arch 2010.05 media against Ubuntu Linux."

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• That's not bloated, that's clinically obese

  <b>Motho ke motho ka botho:</b> "I tease the Gnome crowd a lot for being chubby, but I didn't realize that the weight problem had exceeded 256Mb. That's not overweight, that's clinical obesity."

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• View, Control, Instruct with iTalc

  <b>Linux.com:</b> "If you work in an educational or training environment where you instruct users on the ins and outs of using computers, or you need to be able to (for whatever reason) control the PC user's use of a machine, the tools available are often quite expensive or quite difficult to use. Neither is the case in the Linux environment, where tools like iTalc are available."

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• Microsoft Warns About 17-Year-Old Windows Bug

  Who's at risk from virtual DOS vulnerability?

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• Building on a Linux brand

  <b>IT Pro:</b> "Red Hat is a perfect example of how open source firms need to trade on their reputation, not just their product."

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• Canonical announces an Ubuntu certification scheme

  <b>The H Open:</b> "The joint programme with the LPI had been very successful, but there was great demand for a pure Ubuntu certification."

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• OpenCL 1.1 backward compatible, enhanced performance

  <b>Linux Magazine: </b>"The Khronos Group today announced OpenCL 1.1, a backwards compatible update that boosts performance in the parallel programming standard. OpenCL is a free programming standard designed from the ground up to optimize coding in muliticore processors."

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• Dissecting Routing Inside the ASP.NET Framework

  This ASP.NET tutorial explores the ins and outs of routing using the ASP.NET Framework.

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• Report: What is FOSS, and Why Should You Care?

  What is fueling the advance of high tech? Not the old, closed, restrictive proprietary tech companies. The growth, progress and excitement are coming from the FOSS world.

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• Backup and restore Evolution

  <b>Ghacks:</b> "How many times have you migrated from one Linux box to another, only to say goodbye to your email and knowing you were going to have to set your email client up all over again"

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• Patch Tuesday Update Crashes XP Users' Parade

  What's causing updated Windows XP PCs to suffer a Blue Screen of Death?

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• Patch Tuesday Update Crashes XP Users' Parade

  What's causing updated Windows XP PCs to suffer a Blue Screen of Death?

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• Ubuntu Linux Getting 'Light' Edition

  New Unity user interface effort aims to deliver lightweight versions of Ubuntu for desktops and notebooks.

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• Yahoo Fields Questions on adCenter Move

  As the transition from Yahoo's advertising system to Microsoft's adCenter approaches, users of Yahoo's tools wonder aloud whether key features they like will make the transition, too.

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• PLplot 5.9.6 has been released

  <b>SourceForge.net: </b>"PLplot is a cross-platform software package for creating scientific plots. This is a development release of PLplot. It represents the ongoing efforts of the community to improve the PLplot plotting package."

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• Adobe Media Player

  Adobe introduces its own multimedia player to compete with the likes of RealPlayer and Windows Media Player

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• Passwords Should Be Last Line of Defense

  Longer passwords with numbers and capitalizations may make life a bit more difficult for identity thieves, but the truth is the relative strength or weakness of users' passwords should be beside the point.

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• Do You Know What&amp;#146;s About to Bring Down Your Network?

  We review ipMonitor 10, a simple yet powerful network monitoring software that alerts you to issues before they become problems.

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• New Vulnerability Surfaces in 64-Bit Windows

  Its the second unpatched zero-day flaw revealed by Microsoft in recent weeks.

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• eBay Cleared in E-Commerce Counterfeiting Spat

  An appellate court upheld a lower court's finding that eBay did not engage in trademark infringement by providing a marketplace for sellers to auction off counterfeit Tiffany Co. jewelry.

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• eBay Cleared in E-Commerce Counterfeiting Spat

  An appellate court upheld a lower court's finding that eBay did not engage in trademark infringement by providing a marketplace for sellers to auction off counterfeit Tiffany Co. jewelry.

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• Changes and Additional Documents to the Yarro Deal Filed

  <b>Groklaw:</b> "I'm starting to get the impression that they don't want us to have time to actually read and think about this super-fast proposed deal."

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• Living With GNOME's NetworkManager

  Understanding why GNOME's network manager works the way it does will help you decide whether it's something you want running on your laptop fleet.

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• Macs In the Enterprise Are Dead (and Chrome OS Killed Them)

  Tired of being nagged about making room for Macs on your enterprise network? We have good news: You don't have to. Commodity PCs and Linux have seen to that.

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