first impressions

Adobe has released an alpha version of Flash Player for 64-bit Linux, the first for any OS. This marks a big step forward for Adobe's commitment to treating Linux as a first-class citizen.

First impressions inside.

First impressions about Intrepid Ibex. The new creature of Canonical has been demonstrated in line with the tradition of stability and power, but retaining the flaws typical of this distribution: the low-speed operations of opening and closing, the decidedly minimalist design of Gnome, but this is certainly not caused by Canonical...

Without any files needing to be backed up on it, and being bored with the computer as it was, I figured it was the perfect candidate for becoming a Linux box.

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Tech Source From Bohol: "Mandriva Linux 2009 is jam-packed with exciting new features and innovations that will try to cater everyone's desktop needs.

I had fun with Mandriva 2008, so I was really looking forward to this latest release."

The latest and as they say one of the most ground-breaking versions of Mandriva Linux has been released as scheduled.

The latest and as they say one of the most ground-breaking versions of Mandriva Linux has been released as scheduled.

Mandriva Linux 2009 is jam-packed with exciting new features and innovations that will try to cater everyone’s desktop needs.

I had fun with Mandriva 2008, so I was really looking forward to this latest release.

Linux Loop: "It's been four days now since I got my Dell XPS M1530 pre-installed with Ubuntu. You can see the unboxing pictures here.

While I am not ready for a full review, I am ready to give some first impressions. Here is what I have noticed so far:"

Ubuntu Mobile image that was released earlier this week and first impressions show that it's a fine mobile computing environment.

The actual image was developed specifically for the Samsung Q1 Ultra UMPC, so you'll see that all of the device hardware is well supported: WiFi, the touchscreen, screen brightness, etc...

Things like video playback, video recording, exchange etc. are all currently available via free apps from the reports I've seen.