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Thunderbird 64-bit builds for Linux

Thunderbird 64-bit builds

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Jolicloud 1.0 to get Touch Screen support

Jolicloud, the Ubuntu based Linux distribution for netbooks will be adding touchscreen support out of the box, come version 1.0. Supported touchscreen technologies include handheld devices such as, HTC Shift X9500, HP Jornada (600 and 700 series), Compaq iPAQ H3600, Samsung NB30 amongst many others. See complete list. More»

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Google Chrome Stable Channel Update

Google Chrome stable channel has been updated to version 5.0.375.7 on Linux, Mac, and Windows. Many major security issues have been addressed in this release, such as; More»

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Ubuntu 10.10 Alpha 1 Released

Canonical has just released the first Alpha of upcoming Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat its now available for download. Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat will have altogether four alpha releases before the first beta in September 23rd.

Ubuntu 10.10 Alpha 1 still looks very much like Ubuntu 10.04 final, but contains lots of new code. It is not advisable to use this version on productive systems.
Ubuntu 10.10 release schedule:
June 3rd 2010 Alpha 1
July 1st 2010 Alpha 2
Aug 12th 2010 Alpha 3
Sep 2nd 2010 Alpha 4
Sep 23rd 2010 Beta
Oct 21st 2010 Release Candidate
Oct 28th 2010 Final Release of Ubuntu 10.10

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Customize Ubuntu Notification bubbles with NotifyOSD Configuration

Ubuntu NotifyOSD Configuration

If you been looking for an application, an easy-to-use GUI of course, that customizes Ubuntu notification bubbles to suit your likings then you’ve got it. Some time back, to move Ubuntu’s notifications to a less annoying corner you had to “play around” to get things done , via Lifehacker, now all you have to do is launch your terminal, then copy and paste these lines of code; More»

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