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Monthly Archives: October 2005
OpenSUSE, and the Community-driven business strategy
Ah! My first Linux-related post for a long while! Anyways, the folks at Novell have finally decided to go the Redhat way, and open up SUSE to the community. Here’s what the OpenSUSE wiki says: “The openSUSE project is a … Continue reading
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Imagining the Google Lifestyle
We already live in a world where, thanks to Google, all the information we’ll ever need is available in seconds. The next stage is going to be about answering this question: Now that we have all this information, how do … Continue reading
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HOWTO: Be more productive with the Nokia 6670
The Nokia 6670 I bought recently has turned out to be a computer in itself. I’ve found myself using my ThinkPad less and less as the week’s gone by. Email: I’ve configured both my Gmail and RahulGaitonde.org POP3 accounts on … Continue reading