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TechRepublic: "Digital Rights Management is a hotbed of anger, misunderstanding, and debate in the open source community.

Having a vested interest in DRM, Jack Wallen asks the question, "Shouldn't Linux embrace DRM?"

ZDNet: "It's all very well handing out Linux machines to users unfamiliar with the operating system, but you risk running into problems that a little preparation could easily avoid, says Jack Wallen."

ZDNet: "Version 4.5 of the KDE desktop is impressive in its own right. But just wait until you try some of the KDE tools, says Jack Wallen."

Tech Republic: "In case you missed some of the Linux and Open Source content in the 10 Things blog in 2009, I thought I would do a round-up of some of the best posts that appeared, many authored by our own Jack Wallen."

10 Things: "The Linux and Windows camps may be polarized, but Jack Wallen believes each OS could be improved by borrowing from the other.

This week, he looks at how certain Linux features could benefit Windows."

10 Things: "The open source field is pretty crowded, but certain projects stand above the rest. Jack Wallen introduces 10 open source tools and solutions you don’t want to overlook."

TechRepublic: "Jack Wallen had the opportunity to interview three of the eight finalists in the latest Cisco “Think inside the box” contest.

Read about what the finalists had to say about developing for open source, the future of Linux, and their projects."

Enterprise open source Toolkit: "Most users take their file manager for granted, but perhaps it is time to look at the range of features offered by Linux utilities, says Jack Wallen."

ZDNet UK: "Those who believe Windows is the best netbook operating system are plain wrong, because Linux is a much better fit, says Jack Wallen."

10 Things: "Despite its relatively short lifespan, IT has had some huge watershed moments. Jack Wallen followed the tech timeline to identify the most pivotal events."