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[News] GNU/Linux Desktops Deemed Suitable for Businesses and Schools

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Why Linux and open source matters for small businesses and schools

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| Linux is adopted by many corporate companies and government institutions 
| worldwide. Its use and desktop appearance is quite similar to Windows, thus 
| easy to learn and use. Linux provides higher security, is less virus attacked 
| (if at all), and more efficient in its use of hardware resources. Best of 
| all, it is open source software and one can modify or adapt it to any purpose 
| that suits one's use and environment.     
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http://www.examiner.com/x-20011-Philadelphia-Information-Technology-Examiner~y2009m8d26-Why-Linux-and-open-source-matters-for-small-businesses-and-schools

The big three operating systems

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| Faster boot-up times are also on the agenda with Ubuntu team having said that 
| they hope to achieve boot times of less than 20 seconds with the release of  
| Ubuntu 9.10. And more recently developers laid out plans to reduce that to 
| sub-10 seconds with the release following Karmic in April 2010. With those 
| speeds users can certainly expect faster startup times in Karmic with more 
| improvements to come.    
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http://mybroadband.co.za/news/Software/9391.html


Recent:

Back To School With Linux!

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| I just received my first back to school notice in my email box. It came from
| PCMagazine. ÂThey're touting "Back to School software." ÂBut they also
| feature a review of Microsoft's Windows 7 operating system.
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| I looked it over and I'm not impressed. ÂYou can read the review here. ÂIf
| you currently run Windows XP, well, you'll want to know about "XP Mode."
| This is virtualization software that allows XP users to run XP legacy
| software in Windows 7. ÂProblem is, it doesn't work very well.
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| And other questions about Windows 7 are cropping up. ÂJohn C. Dvorak's column
| details some of the backlash.
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http://www.oneclicklinux.com/2009/08/back-to-school-with-linux_07.html


Walking a Kid Home

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| Linux Against Poverty amassed for us almost 100 ready-to-go computers.
| Plug 'em in and they are ready to go to work. It was in every sense of the
| word, a blessing.
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http://linuxlock.blogspot.com/2009/08/walking-kid-home.html
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