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    Truesong Tech: "I recently set up Arch Linux (which is awesome, by the way) on my laptop, and noticed a bit of a problem... despite my resolution, 1680x1050, which usually makes fonts look tiny, all of my system fonts were huge."

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KDE 4.0 Is Out! PDF Print E-mail
Written by Christopher Mead   
Monday, 14 January 2008


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Released last Friday, the latest version of KDE has hit the Linux world. After the release of Trolltech's QT 4, it was only a matter of time before the newest version  of KDE would come out. Sporting some glitz and glammer from current distros of Linux, the KDE 4 interface is welcome advancement in the desktop world.

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Microsoft's OOXML Up for Vote PDF Print E-mail
Written by David Szyszka   
Saturday, 12 January 2008


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The ISO community will hold a vote for OOXML around Feb 29th 2008 in Geneva. These are the folks that set industry standards for nearly everything from how CDs are made to the equipment used to harvest grain. On that faithful day they will be voting whether OOXML should become a standard in the PC world for XML or not.

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Dual-Boot Confusion: Negroponte Misspoke PDF Print E-mail
Written by Christopher Mead   
Friday, 11 January 2008


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Earlier reports that the OLPC had teamed up with Microsoft to create a true dual-boot Laptop featuring both Linux and Windows have been revealed as false.

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One Laptop Per Windows PDF Print E-mail
Written by Peter Cliffe   
Thursday, 10 January 2008


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The One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) group and Microsoft are teaming up to bring Linux and Windows together on a dual-boot laptop. The laptops are intended to be largely used for children in third world nations, where computers and technology are often scarce. Is this a sign of Microsoft's willingness to work shoulder to shoulder with Linux? Or is it Microsoft's fear that a whole new burgeoning world of future IT professionals from other countries might grow up addicted to Linux instead of Windows?

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Everex Laptop PDF Print E-mail
Written by Christopher Mead   
Thursday, 10 January 2008


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At CES, the Consumer Electronics Association, Everex introduced its new Linux-driven, gOS 2.0, laptop, the CloudBook Ultra-Mobile PC. As with previous Everex PCs, the new laptop will go on sale at Wal-Mart; it will be priced at only $400.

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