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Linux.com: Systemd, Lennart Poettering's new init system that is taking the Linux world by storm, is all full of little tricks and treats.

In the Linux world, a war has been raging for a couple years. At stake are the hearts and minds of its user base, the combatants the various distributions of Linux itself.

For some time, Ubuntu Linux has been the clear leader in the fight, amassing more users than any other. Canonical and its baby seemed poised to take over the desktop Linux market completely.

Datamation: Open source developers talk about the stress of coding in the Linux world.

Linux.com: Are you still taking screenshots? That is sooo last decade.

Linux Journal: "Debian is a bit unique in the Linux world. It's one of the most respected projects, it's one of the oldest distributions, and it is one of the most versatile systems."

Channel Register: "Ubuntu Linux spent the last few months of 2010 dropping bombshells on the Linux world.

Founder Mark Shuttleworth is clearly intent on shaking the foundations of his popular Linux distro and pushing it, and Linux at large, in new directions."

TuxRadar: "We're gearing up to record our last podcast of 2010, and in this episode we'll be looking back on a very eventful year for the Linux community.

In our Open Ballot - which isn't really an Open Ballot this time, we'll admit - we want you to tell us: what was the biggest event in the Linux world for you?"

The Linux World is rarely dull, but last week was an

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