Gentoo portage

Fabio: I want to start by saying that I am proud to be Italian, even if, unfortunately, I don’t speak much Italian with other developers. Obviously, I am proud to use the best desktop environment of the *nix world, too!
Source: dot.kde.org

SUSE Linux Enterprise 10 Released
MrHoolio writes “SUSE Linux Enterprise 10 has been officially released. This long-awaited/anticipated release is a make-or-break release for Novell. It promises not only a new sleek improved interface but also increased productivity with stability and less worry about viruses and the like. The pricing for the Desktop is $50 a year if you want product updates and support. Otherwise … like other
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Extending and Embedding PHP
Sebastian Bergmann writes “PHP is a widely-used general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for Web development. The interpreter that executes programs written in the PHP programming language has been designed from the ground up to be easily embeddable (for instance into the Apache Web Server) and extendable. This extensibility is one of the reasons why PHP became the favourite
Source: rss.slashdot.org

OSCON kicks into full gear
PORTLAND, Ore. — O’Reilly’s eight annual Open Source Convention was in full swing yesterday. The exhibit floor opened, and there was a full schedule of talks and Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions.
Source: business.newsforge.com

Via-specific Linux distro eyes UMPCs
The latest news & announcements about Linux based embedded applications … Keywords: Match: Sort by: A Gentoo-based Linux distribution for Via Epia mini-ITX boards may create an edition specifically for Via-based UMPCs (ultra-mobile PCs), according to an interview with EpiOS project leader Sascha Pallenberg.
Source: www.linuxdevices.com

WebSphere App Server V6.1
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Source: www.linuxtoday.com

The State of ATI Drivers on GNU/Linux
An anonymous reader writes “After 50 days of the Phoronix editor-in-chief exclusively using ATI Radeon hardware in his system, he has issued his final blog post dubbed The State of ATI Linux. Topics covered include the very low frame-rate performance, image quality, overclocking X.Org 7.1 support, Big Desktop/Dual Head, Linux CrossFire, and other relevant items to gamers and Linux enthusiasts.
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