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Mozilla’s Thunderbird email client has finally gone to beta 1 for version 3 of the software, and it looks great. Boasting (at release) full calendar support, threaded emails and a full plugin/addon system similar to Firefox’s famous one Thunderbird 3 is sure to be a hit. And don’t forget its opensource.
This beta release [...]

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Release Candidate 1 of WordPress 2.7 is available for the beta testers amongst us. Featuring a highly polished and reworked admin CP and a lot of changes, its one of the biggest WordPress releases to date.
With the release of RC1, we’re in the final leg of development before the release of 2.7.  280 commits since [...]

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As a follow up to my post on saving time if you use windows - i thought it would be a great addition if I where to publish a list of time saving tips for the Ubuntu user. PCMag has been so kind as to help with this list and [...]

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Fedora 10 has officially been released six months after Fedora 9. The highlighted features include OpenOffice 3.0, new virtualization features, internet connection sharing, faster booting, and a new security tool.
Read the full changelog or the article at LifeHacker for more information.
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In a rather odd way, Google seems to have announced their own open source browser.  Although the announcement is not quite official, it was written about, in some detail, in a comic book by Scott McCloud.  The comic also mentioned several Google developers, which is a somewhat convincing case that this is not just a [...]

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Looking for a cheap alternative for an Oscilloscope?
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