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TechRepublic: Here is why I like Openbox pipe menus, which make the Linux desktop much more efficient for those who do without Gnome or KDE, and four of my favourite ones.

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

TechRepublic: "Apart from enthusiasts getting their own kids involved at home, are there special projects aimed at teaching children about Linux and open source software?"

TechRepublic: "Where are the radical new ideas, the Wild West code commits and the geekery and hackery that really drive innovation?"

TechRepublic: "With the prevalence of “black box” appliance firewalls available for $50 or less, one might wonder why you would look for a do-it-yourself solution.

Linksys and D-Link, among other vendors, create simple and easy to configure firewall solutions for cheap."

TechRepublic: "Today, Fedora 12 was released (November 17, 2009). This is perhaps one of the most significant Fedora releases to date, for a few reasons.

A lot of performance enhancements under the hood make this a much more tightly optimized release for x86 (32bit) systems."

TechRepublic Blogs: "This one is a big one. Bit Locker (Only available in the Ultimate edition) basically allows you to encrypt your entire drive for added security.

Umm... Ubuntu Linux has had this starting with 9.04."

TechRepublic: "Although eGroupware is not the easiest to install, it doesn't come close to the complexity of installing Zimbra.

And eGroupware has all of the features users and administrators would expect of a powerful groupware suite:"

TechRepublic: "What would my ideal operating system consist of? While running a lot of possibilities crossed my brain: Which kernel, which desktop, which multi-media system, which printing system..."