Seagate – one of the world’s most popular Hard disk manufacturer – has confirmed that they are working on a 3 TB drive. According to Seagate, they will be “announcing a 3TB drive later this year
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The new Linux Kernel version of 2.6.34 has a new LogFS file-system file system, a faster networking support on KVM virtualization, updates on Btrfs file-system and many other GPU driver updates.
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US Air Force which runs 2000 Sony PS3s in a cluster to create a cost effective supercomputer that can compute at 53 teraFLOP and was built by Fixstars.
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EiskaltDC++ is a DC++ alternative to the old Linuxdcpp client. It has a rather nice interface and has a few more functions than Linuxdcpp.
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At the latest Ubuntu Developer Summit in Brussels, there were talks on moving X.Org Server to the user-space and running it as a normal user instead of the current root.
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Mandriva is a merger of the Mandrake and the Conectiva distro. Though, it seems like the company is in heavy losses and wll be acquired by Linagora this year.
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Linux Mint 9 has hit the release candidate stage. Learn about new features and download the latest release.
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The folks at the Opera Software ASA have released the Opera 10.53 beta version for Linux and FreeBSD. This beta release of Opera for linux has made the web browser faster, and more feature-rich. The new beta version also has better integration with KDE and Gnome desktop environments. There is also full support for skinning [...]
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It’s small, fast, free and really pretty to watch. It’s a great place to start for those who’ve never used Linux before.
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Ubuntu tried to apply its own patch to the problem. It even worked initially. Though it was revealed later that the patch by Ubuntu failed to check the memory leak and only slowed it down.
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Tata Indicom Whiz has a dialer for Windows. Though, many people complain that there is no dialer for Linux. Well, there is no dialer because Linux has a dialer of its own which does the job.
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I’ve owned couple of mobile phones now, all in increasing number of features. But the one thing that remained common amongst all of them, was the ability to use a tethered Internet connection in both Windows and Linux. Until I got the iPhone, that is. With the iPhone, I could no longer use the iPhone [...]
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