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Outfit Your Netbook With Open Source: 21 Tools

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| 2) Operating System: Ubuntu
| 
| Unless you're buying your laptop second-hand, it's going to come with the OS 
| pre-installed. If you haven't yet made your purchase, you may want to 
| consider one of the many models that uses Ubuntu Linux. It uses dramatically 
| fewer resources than Windows (the other most common operating system option 
| on low-cost laptops) and it's generally considered more secure. In addition, 
| Ubuntu includes many of the most popular open-source applications, such as 
| OpenOffice.org, Firefox, and others.      
| 
| 2) Browser: Firefox
| 
| Even if you purchase a Windows-based laptop with Internet Explorer 
| pre-installed, you should consider switching to Firefox. It's more secure 
| (which helps if you're using a laptop that lacks security features), and it's 
| fast and easy to use.    
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http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/osrc/article.php/12068_3809736_1/Outfit-Your-Netbook-With-Open-Source-21-Tools.htm

Etymology of an Open Source App/Project

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| Last year, I blogged about 35 Distros and how they got their names. Some of 
| the distros out there have fascinating stories, while others are just too 
| mundane. However make sure you read that blog, its a very interesting one 
| (trust me).   
| 
| The natural extension of the “Etymology of a Distro” blog would be delving 
| deeper into Open Source project’s etymologies. Indeed many readers already 
| suggested that. Sadly I got sidetracked and put the whole idea on the back 
| burner.   
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http://hehe2.net/apps/etymology-of-an-open-source-appproject/


Recent:

5 Best Free/Open-source Turn-based Strategy Games for Linux

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| If you are already bored of playing chess, how about trying these highly
| entertaining and challenging free and open-source turn-based strategy games
| that you can easily get and install on Linux:
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http://www.junauza.com/2008/09/5-best-freeopen-source-turn-based.html


10 must-have Linux office applications

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| Let’s face it: Without a good set of office applications, your workday will
| be a waste of time. Productivity requires the right tools, and contrary to
| what some people think, Linux has everything you need to get you through the
| day without a hitch. We’re going to look at applications that will satisfy
| everyone in the organization — from HR to marketing to the front office.
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http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/10things/?p=423


5 Best Free and Open-source Real-time Strategy Games for Linux

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| Spring (formerly known as TA Spring or Total Annihilation: Spring), is a full
| 3D free/open source RTS game engine originally created by the Swedish
| Yankspankers, intended to bring the gameplay experience of Total Annihilation
| (TA) into three dimensions. Games are played using one of a number of mods.
| The standard installation comes with a range of prepackaged mods, some which
| requires that one own a copy of TA to legally play them, and other Free
| Content mods which may be used free of charge without owning a copy of TA.
| Spring’s core game engine is licensed under the GNU GPL.
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http://www.junauza.com/2008/09/5-best-free-and-open-source-real-time.html
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