KDE 3.4 Release Candidate screenshots
KDE 3.4 Release Candidate Screenshots by OSDir.com
Though I cannot imagine moving away from my fabulous Fluxbox configuration, I thought some others may be interested in what the new KDE is shaping up to look like.
It’s All About the Debians
Contributed by Jason PerlowOver the last few months, I’ve been paying a lot of attention to community Linux distributions. In particular, I’ve shown you what you can do with Fedora, the open source software project managed by Red Hat that’s both a showcase for leading-edge open source technology and a foundry for Red Hat’s commercial product, Red Hat Enterprise Linux( RHEL).
But Fedora isn’t the only community supported Linux distribution that’s worth looking at as a Linux desktop. Debian, the distribution with the largest base of available software packages and the largest development community, has now come of age.
What’s that you say? Debian is too hard to install? Debian’s driver support isn’t up to par or as polished as the commercial distros or Fedora? Au contraire, my young padawan: Debian isn’t just one distribution, but a family of related Linux distros and each variant has its unique advantages. Chances are that at least one Debian fits your desktop requirements.
Lets start with the mother distribution, Debian itself.
The article goes on to talk about Debian itself, Debian derivative distros such as Ubuntu and Linspire, and Live CDs based on Debian like Knoppix, Kanotix, Mepis, etc.
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Americas Amber Alert Center - Virus Alert: Symbian Worm Escapes To The Wild Wild Web Phone Users
Virus Alert: Symbian Worm Escapes To The Wild Wild Web Phone Users
SAN FRANCISCO — Advanced Cell Phone users targeted now for new virus home. Proof of concept Skulls virus ( aimed at advanced mobile phones was sent to security firms in November 2004 as so called %u201Cproof of concept” this virus was and has escaped from captivity). The world’s first mobile phone virus “in the wild” has spread to the United States from its birthplace in the Philippines eight months ago, a security research firm said on Friday.
The virus, called Cabir, has spread slowly into 12 countries and marks the beginning of the mobile phone virus era, which could one day disrupt the lives of many of the world’s 1.5 billion mobile phone users.
The biggest impact of the relatively innocuous virus, found in about 15 variations so far, is draining mobile phone batteries, said Mikko Hypponen, director of Finnish anti-virus research company F-Secure (FSC1V.HE: Quote, Profile, Research) .
If you own a tech smart phone consider what you download. Virus protection is slowly coming online. This new worm is not yet an Amber Alert for users. It is believed this will spread fast. Contact you phone center for how to protect your phone. Prevention is the cheapest solution.
Symbia worm are near you cloning as we speak. Get informed.
The birth place of this new worm was in the Phillipines. Known as Cabir Virus, it is now traced to be in 14 countries. This is a new era of virus wares aimed at inteligent communication devices. As cell phones are embedded with general purpose OS from any number of vendors virus designers are targeting them with great success.
Nokia is not the only manufacturer with a problem. Even the new MSN phones will be vunerable to such attacks. User will need to understand that IM and other messaging bridges can bring more than friendly conversation or text. Now worms are the next wave of security threats to privacy.
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