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The Open Road: "As I've noted before, there is more to open-source development than lines of code written, important though that activity is.

There is, for example, the critical work done by Canonical, the company behind the ubiquitous Ubuntu Linux distribution, which tends to involve more ease-of-use development than core kernel development."

This little hack makes it possible to sync your iPhone with a virtual machine running windows and iTunes on Ubuntu 8.10

Chinese hackers have penetrated the White House computer network on multiple occasions, and obtained e-mails between government officials, a senior US official told the Financial Times.

A simple and effective hack to watch any of your videos in ASCII mode!

The openSUSE Project announces the winning projects of the fall 2008 Hack Week III!

I wanted to try out the newly-released 2.6 version of our beloved Python, but unfortunately Debian didn't have a package for it yet (and it still doesn't).

I wasn't too afraid of screwing up my laptop, as it's probably going to be formatted very soon anyway, and I didn't want to mess around with deb build scripts, so this is what I've done...

“Bring in developers for a weekend to MIT or the FSF offices, get together for a weekend, work together. That strengthens the community, it forms a bond, they can crack out work that needs to be done.”The work in this case includes Gnash, the free Flash player, Coreboot, a truly FOSS BIOS, and a FOSS version of Skype.

A mini hack to get a web twitter client on your desktop using prism

Join Editor Shawn Powers and columnist Kyle "Hack and /" Rankin this Thursday evening -- live! Ask questions, listen in... whatever you do just make sure to come join in the fun.Where: http://www.linuxjournal.com/live