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For anyone that might be interested, here's an announcement about a new Arch fork that runs on a BSD kernel: Arch BSD: Arch Linux Atop The...

i installed ubuntu 12.10 on a laptop. which should handle it. it also has windows xp on it. when i start up and click on the ubuntu tab it starts...

I'd like to start off by saying hello to all I'm a brand spanking new member to the community, very excited to be here (obviously seeing as joining...

Hi to all, we are searching volunteers translators from english to any language as members in a community of an open source medical history...

When I was at school, back in the 60s, they taught us that there were two kinds of computers: analog and digital. Digital computers were like...

Hello All, I joined the Linux world about 6 - 8 months ago, (only Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, thus far) and am very impressed with the stability, speed,...

Hi everyone, I felt compelled to introduce myself to you all after reading an auto-generated yet encouraging PM from one of the Administrators. So...

While playing around with various window managers recently, I happened across this listing of window managers and desktop environments that were...

I have been on here for a while now, and I noticed something about the forums here. It's not a big problem, but wondering about it. When I have...

Linon's Introduction to Linux Forums Hello to the fellow people here on Linux Forums, my name is Linon and it is a pleasure to make your...

When I got to the end of this article I thought of Rubberman and his cell phone company! CES 2013: Check Out This Year's Five Most Outrageous...

GNOME 2 forks are officially trending. Here's yet another one, called Consort, to join the company of MATE and Cinnamon: Meet 'Consort,' a...

HI Guys just registered. I need to know many things. I'm running debian for 4 year, more or less and I want to learn more. Thank advance see you

Hi, I am interested in knowing what happens in the following case. file1 exists as /home/file1.txt on disk file2 exists as /home/file2.txt on disk...

are not building a death star then. "Even though the United States doesn't have anything that can do the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs,...

The inspiring heroism of Aaron Swartz | Glenn Greenwald | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk

Hey, I was wondering if someone could explain to me the difference between this bld load schedular kernel patch and other CPU scheduling kernel...