The Live CD List is a directory of live CDs with extra features including voting, file sizes, download links, Wikipedia links, and Distrowatch links. The list is mostly Linux CDs, but there are also Windows, DOS, Solaris, and BSD live CDs on many different processor types. Search functionality allows you to find a live CD [...]

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Graff is a graphics rendering library for animating graphics over time. It supports an OpenGL or software rendering backend. As you can see in the videos on the page, Graff can do a variety of effects, including iPhone style inertial scrolling! You can use these links to the videos if you don’t feel like downloading [...]

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Linux on the desktop has been expected for years. But what will it take to happen? What do we need to do to make Linux mainstream? What should the Linux Proliferation Agreement entail? In short: to make Linux ubiquitous in the public domain. This means establishing public e-centers, well maintained, with constant personal support and [...]

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The Gutsy Gibbon archives have opened, which means that work on Ubuntu 7.10 has started. According to the release schedule, the first “Tribe” will be out on June 7. The features for the next version of Ubuntu have not been decided yet, but should be at the developer summit in May.

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Now that Dell is going to pre-install Linux, what distributions will they offer? I think it is pretty clear that they will offer Ubuntu now that Michael Dell is using it. And Ubuntu? It’s the most popular of the community Linuxes with a large and active user community. This is the Linux for home users [...]

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