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• A Dozen GNOME Themes

  <b>The Linux Box:</b> "Now there are plenty of sites that have posted their top 10, top 16, top 25, even their top 50 themes for GNOME, but some how their lists always include the same designs over and over. The goal here is to look at some newer and/or forgotten theme..."

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• New Features In Bash Version 4.x - Part 4

  <b>LinuxCommand.org:</b> "In this final installment of our series, we will look at perhaps the most significant area of change in bash version 4.x: arrays."

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• GNU's definitely too messy for my taste

  <B>Flameeyes:</B> "So what's the problem here? Well, while I think the end result of GNU software is generally very good, I find the general code very messed up and pretty much unreadable and unusable."

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• Survey: Security is the Top Priority for CEOs

  Study finds that 76 percent of C-level executives now say that securing their business-critical apps is the most important aspect of their data protection program.

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• GNOME 2.30 has been released

  <b>LWN.net:</b> "Today, the GNOME Project celebrates the release of GNOME 2.30, the latest version of the popular, multi-platform free desktop environment and of its developer platform."

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• SeamlessRDP in Ubuntu 10.04

  <b>Hubfolio:</b> "SeamlessRDP promises to integrate your remote Windows desktop seamlessly into you Linux environment. This article show you how to set it up, and also shows you some of its limitations."

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• When To Use Indexes In MySQL

  <b>Howtoforge:</b> "This comes up in discussions almost every new project I work on, because it's a very important thing to consider when designing a database."

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• CCleaner (Crap Cleaner)

  A handy freeware tool that quickly and efficiently rids your system of needless junk as well as traces of your activity

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• FTC Greenlights Google's AdMob Deal

  In an ironic twist, Apple helped the FTC approve the Google buy of AdMob, which the agency said had raised "serious antitrust issues." Is the decision good news for online marketers?

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• coolest (or scariest?) Linux robot ever

  <b>Handle With Linux:</b> "Watch this, if this isn't the coolest Linux device ever, you tell me what is:"

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• SystemRescueCd 1.5.5 adds new USB installers

  <b>The H open:</b> "While it has been possible to install the SystemRescueCd on a USB flash drive for some time, the latest 1.5.x branch update makes doing so even easier."

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• This is not a democracy (Ubuntu)

  <b>Comment 167 for bug 532633:</b> "This is not a democracy. Good feedback, good data, are welcome. But we are not voting on design decisions."

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• Our Future Remade by 'Maker Culture'

  <b>The Tyee:</b> "Open source catalyses the free market and speeds up capitalism."

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• Looking for Mobile Apps? AT&amp;T Can Help

  AT&T opened a mobile apps portal designed specifically to help small businesses find the right mobile tools for the job.

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• Distributing Open Source? Survey Says...

  <b>Network World Blog: </b>"Many companies are unaware when they are distributing open source or violating open source licences."

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• Microsoft says its contentious relationship with open source is changing

  <b>IT World:</b> "At OSBC, a company exec noted that Microsoft relies upon a diverse ecosystem that includes open source to satisfy customers"

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• VPhone: The VoIP experience&amp;#151;and pricing&amp;#151;on your mobile phone.

  Inexpensive, downloadable application works with selection of advanced phones to provide economical international calling.

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• Are Google&#39;s Language Translation Web Services Ready for Prime Time?

  Are web-based translation services good enough for professional applications? Explore the features in Google's Language Translation services to find out.

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• Revival of BLAG, Contributors Welcome

  <b>BLAG:</b> In the last months, a group of dedicated people are picking up the pieces and working towards a new release of BLAG. Right now, we are preparing to release BLAG 120k, which is based on Fedora 12.

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• Kernel Log: Coming in 2.6.34 (Part 3) - Graphics

  <b>The H Open:</b> "The AMD and Intel graphics drivers now support a wider range of chips and make better use of power saving features on the older chips."

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• Phoromatic 1.0 Unleashed &amp; Ubuntu Joins The Party

  <b>Phoronix:</b> "Phoromatic has been a huge success, but today we are announcing that Phoromatic has reached a 1.0 status and additionally we are providing the Ubuntu Linux community with a new performance tracker in collaboration with Canonical."

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• Ubuntu 10.04 brings Linux closer to the mainstream

  <b>Washington Post:</b> "No Windows viruses. Free. Any questions?"

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• Verizon Business Expands UC &amp; Collaboration Consulting Service Suite

  Ramps up offering of a wide range of services to help demystify UC planning and deployment, and ensure success.

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• Transgaming customers can now save 25% off CrossOver Games

  <b>Wine-Review:</b> "So if your a current or ex Transgaming Cedega customer and you would like to take the leap and switch over to CrossOver Games now is the perfect time to do so. With this special dealcode "ComeToTheLight" you will receive a instant 25% discount off the normal retail price of CrossOver Games or CrossOver Professional."

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• Qimo 2.0 is now available!

  <b>Qimo 4 Kids:</b> "After much hard work, and some delay, we are pleased to bring your the second version of our popular Linux Desktop for Kids!"

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