I wonder if I can get one of these that works on door-to-door salesmen?

The Mosquito, read about it in What's the buzz? Teens can't stand it

A massive amount of storage on tap and affordable? Read the The Yellow Machine in Review

A LOT of media outlets and mechanisms can benefit from the lessons learned by Roblimo, and documented in his article: A Recipe for Newspaper Survival in the Internet Age

OSDL shares Desktop Linux survey results

Linux Magazine: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server voted best Enterprise Server Distro

The Mother of All CPU Charts 2005/2006 - Charts Updated With Dual Cores

Birth of the PowerBook: How Apple Took Over the Portable Market in 1991

More Google-inspired pants-wetting, this time from Wired: Who's Afraid of Google? Everyone.

A somewhat questionable result finds Ubuntu to be the best desktop for Business, beating out SUSE just because it's completely free?

What I DON'T understand is how they think that SUSE isn't completely free? You can get every line of code from it for free and download the ISO's from the SUSE site, so what's not free?

Anyway, see what they have to say in the article: Desktop Linux for small business

Hmm, seen more and more of these new free-zines popping up, this one shows some promise.

Download the PDF and read O3: The Open Source Enterprise Data Networking Magazine

Hey, if this isn't training-related, I don't know what is. A friend of ours got one of these, it's HILARIOUS and also very sound information for new dada's, take a look at: The GoodFather Baby Skills CD-ROM Software for New Dads

Craig Forrester bit-slaps Alan Canton's opinion piece with a rebuttal: Why Slackware DOES still matter!

What? Microsoft is spreading fud? Read about how Novell doubts Microsoft latest Linux facts

SHOCKED, I am, SHOCKED that the Blue Hats would do this...

Linux Professional Institute Certification Exams Top 100,000 Worldwide

Interview with Dr. Bradley Edwards of Space Elevator Fame

Should Microsoft be afraid? Yes, they can't possibly stop the raft of Desktop apps coming to the Web

A Comparison of Solaris, Linux, and FreeBSD Kernels at OpenSolaris.org

Automated Backups With rdiff-backup

Hell has frozen over - Microsoft to keynote Unix conference

HP Signs Red Hat, Novell For Linux Expansion

How One City Slashed its Support Costs

IT director Bryan Tidd moves a city to Linux

Take the Desktop Linux Client Survey and help out the revolution.

InformationWeek Report: Linux is Cheaper, More Reliable and Secure, Encourages innovation.

From the "Shedding Windows one desktop (or 6000) at a time" Department:
Novell Launches the Better Desktop Initiative

Ready for MS Office the Web Edition? Read the article about how Microsoft unveils a bigger push into Web-based software, and then find the one about Google hiring OpenOffice coders to work on OO, and you get the message?