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linuxoniphone.blogspot.com - 11/18/2008

Why iPhone Linux?

— linuxoniphone.blogspot.com — This is a post I wrote a long time ago, when this blog was first conceived. I... decided to hold off on posting it, because I thought it'd be better to do some technical posts before waxing philosophically. I think it is still appropriate, so as we work ... (more) Why iPhone Linux?

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akihabaranews.com - 11/18/2008

Prime Note Cartina UM, a New Linux Powered Netbook

— akihabaranews.com — DosPara just announced a new Linux powered Netbook (XP driver included, no info about Linux OS), the... Prime Note Cartina featuring an 8.9” (WSVGA) LCD, an Atom N270, 120GB of HDD, 1GB or RAM, Wifi B/G... at 1.1kg. The most interesting part of this news ... (more) Prime Note Cartina UM, a New Linux Powered Netbook

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royal.pingdom.com - 11/20/2008

Linux distros and Apple beat Microsoft’s homepage uptime

— royal.pingdom.com — All Linux distributions have their own home base: their homepage. How well is this homepage taken care... of and how well does it perform? To answer these questions we have monitored the uptime and load time of the homepages for 16 Linux distributions ... (more) Linux distros and Apple beat Microsoft’s homepage ...

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