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Mozilla Marketplace lacking Linux love

Mozilla Marketplace won't support Linux on release. New stable Linux kernel, version 3.4, finalized soon, says Torvalds. RHEL 7 slated for 2013.
Windows 8 Linux woes, Red Hat's big Q2: News in brief

Windows 8 may cause problems for Linux, Red Hat pushes to become first $1 billion open source company and Linus takes a vacation; news in brief.
Using Puppet to install an OpenStack Nova compute cloud

The open source cloud project, OpenStack, can be used to host private or public clouds. Learn how to install it using the Puppet configuration management tool on your Linux server.
Open source fans split on OpenOffice divestiture

Oracle's donation of the OpenOffice.org source code to the Apache Software Foundation has split open source advocates who disagree over whether the move will ultimately help or hurt the project.

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ERP on Linux: Information and help

Linux and open source are removing the big money and big bother from implementing enterprise resource planning (ERP) software. Here's our guide to the new batch of IT manager- and user-friendlier ERP suites. Compiere co-founder Jorg Janke discusses s... Special Report
Linux email apps deliver

This Special Report is your guide to the current crop of enterprise-ready open source and proprietary email products for Linux. You'll hear from Novell's Ted Haeger, Scalix founder Julie Farris and other Linux e-mail experts. Columnist Bernard Golden... Special Report

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