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Report: North Korea Develops own Linux Distribution (357 diggs) North Korea has reportedly developed its own version of the Linux operating with a graphical user interface that closely resembles Microsoft Windows.

Ubuntu dumps the brown, introduces new theme and branding (739 diggs) Canonical is overhauling Ubuntu's branding identity and visual style. The new look includes an updated palette that replaces Ubuntu's signature brown with orange and aubergine.

Ubuntu gets a new logo and ditches brown!!!!!!111 (1,705 diggs) New logo, new theme, new website, new everything... and it's actually pretty.

Should Open Source Be An Enemy Of The State? (457 diggs) While governments around the world adopt open source, U.S. business groups say we should fear it.

World's first open source restaurant now open for business (475 diggs) At the Instructables Restaurant, not only can you get the "source code" of the dish you ate, but you can download the plans to the furniture and fixtures as well.

"Please say Fedora." (1,131 diggs) "... He asked what version of Windows I was using to test and I told him I wasn't using Windows and instead was using Linux. I expected the 'We don’t support Linux' comment, but was floored when he said, 'Please say you are using Fedora.' I chimed in with a 'Sorry, using Kubuntu.' He chuckled then said, 'Some people will never learn.' We shot ..."

KDE Software Compilation 4.4.0 Introduces new innovations (412 diggs) Today the 4th feature release of the KDE workspaces, Applications and Development Platform in the KDE Software Compilation 4 series is released, bringing a new netbook interface, social and online collaboration features, infrastructural improvements and much more to its users. A guide is available which describes many of the improvements in detail!

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