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SemioLogic: Wordpress is a wonderful tool, but if you’re looking for a CMS, by itself Wordpress just isn’t enough. The SemioLogic Wordpress plugin turns your blogging software into more of a content management system, allowing you to set up both static content sites and dynamic [...]

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I’ve heard the question way too many times: “With all the bajillions of Linux distributions out there, how are people supposed to know which is for them? I mean, Linux just needs to come out with one distribution and that’s it.”
Of course, every time I hear this, I visibly cringe. (There are more things wrong [...]

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About a week ago, I made a decision I hadn’t made in a number of years: I paid for a Linux-related product. The last time I did that was when I bought a copy of SimplyMEPIS in late 2003/early 2004, I honestly don’t remember when. At that time, I was doing some work with Robin [...]

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From LinuxInsider:
The open-source Firefox browser may be the new kid in town, but Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) is out to show that the sheriff is back with a vengeance, according to some analysts. New figures from Web monitoring firm Net Applications reveal that Microsoft regained some ground from alternate browsers — including Firefox — last [...]

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When it comes to software, there’s nothing I love more than testing out Linux distribuitons. That’s why whenever I find a good download site, whether on the Web or FTP, I like to bookmark it.
Until recently, my favorite Linux download site was LinuxISO.org. Great resource, really, although I find that it’s not kept as up [...]

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