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LifeHacker: Recoll is a free, open source, desktop search tool that can find nearly any type of text on your system

TechRepublic: Here are some code snippets to streamline the search and removal of duplicate files on your Linux computer.

Nokia, we invited you into our house.

Blog of helios: "We looked back 6 months and chose 10 of our Linux computer recipients and spoke with them individually.

More to the point, we presented them with a series of questions."

Linux Today Blog: "Ok so it's not your last chance ever, but it is your last chance to support Linux Against Poverty's Austin install fest.

This coming Saturday, August 1 2009, in lovely Austin, Texas, USA"

LinuxPlanet: "Today's low-end PC hardware is like the supercomputers of yesteryear, and yet it can feel like you're still struggling with an old 386.

Akkana Peck shows how to use the ps and top commands to find CPU and memory hogs on your Linux computer."

Linux Today Blog: "Now you know it's hogwash, and I know it's hogwash, and the silly people emitting all this nonsense have never even touched a Linux computer, except to poke it with a stick.

Rather than wasting time countering this tired, moldy old baloney let's move on to my Common-Sense Easy-Peasy Guide to Adopting Linux."

LinuxDevices: "Typically, you can get all the functions of a full computer system -- including CPU, program memory, "solid-state disk", serial and parallel ports, display interface, and network interface -- in less than a dozen square inches of space.

A few even manage to cram an embedded Linux computer into under three square inches!"