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TechRepublic: "In the migration from 3.x to 4.x, the KDE developers decided to make a rather bold move: replace KDE's file browsing function with Dolphin.

Now before I get into this rant, I want to say that Dolphin isn't horrible, it's just that Konqueror was probably one of the finest file managers available — on any platform.

That being said..."

TechRepublic: "Untangle, Inc. has released the Untangle on Windows open source gateway software for use on Windows PCs.

Until now, Untangle has provided a Linux-based open source gateway as a free download or as a purchased piece of hardware."

TechRepublic: "Recently I wrote about how you can open (and use) Linux applications in Windows using a combination of PuTTY and XWin32.

This system was fairly easy but a bit cumbersome. With a recent update to XWin32 Live, PuTTY has been removed from the equation and the setup/use is now easier than ever."

TechRepublic: "#1: Wireless may not be the best solution...."

Techrepublic: "While power users will find the ASUS Eee’s limitations to be frustrating, they can still appreciate the engineering prowess that went into the design as revealed in the TechRepublic Cracking Open Photo Gallery."

TechRepublic: "Through its support for the POP3 and IMAP4 protocols, the program is compatible with nearly any messaging system, and its cross-platform nature makes it ideal for mixed-client environments..."

TechRepublic suggests ten arguments for switching to Linux.

"Your systems are all way overdue for an operating system upgrade, but your IT department is going over budget.

You know you can’t afford the latest version of Microsoft Windows or Office. The easiest path to reining in your costs would be to migrate over to the Linux operating system.

Unfortunately, corporate headquarters isn’t convinced that Linux is the way to go. How do you convince them otherwise?