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• yettyCZ wrote:
  yesterday evening

  Three days to new openSUSE. If it is going to be bad, I try Arch Linux...

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• evilninjamoog wrote:
  Tuesday morning

  Check out my band, all recordings with Linux and Ardour. http://www.last.fm/music/Supermarionation

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• dillbyrne wrote:
  last month

  Ubuntu 9.10 codenamed Karmic Koala is releassed! Canonical and Ubuntu developers have done their best to give as a better than the previous Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope Linux distribution. New installer, new artwork (themes, icons, wallpapers, login screen), ext4 filesystem, grub2, new software versions (Gnome 2.28.1, Firefox 3.5.3), the anticipated Software Center (instant access to thousands of free and open-source applications) and many many other improvements, bug fixes and changes are presented in Ubuntu 9.10. Download Ubuntu 9.10 , install it or upgrade from the previous Ubuntu 9.04 get it here http://www.ubuntu.com/GetUbuntu/download

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• Ripxter wrote:
  last month

  The future is open ;))))

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• Vithon wrote:
  last month

  Arch Linux FTW.

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• JazzDee wrote:
  last month

  desktop: ubuntu 9 server: debian 5

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• Mister_Vampire wrote:
  last month

  6k members! now we go to 7k !!

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• cybacme wrote:
  last month

  ubuntu 9.04 / audacious 2.1.0 stable если кого-то интересует, могу слить готовые пакеты audacious 2.1.0. :)

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• tgilbert328 wrote:
  last month

  Ubuntu- using Songbird.

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• S3rvi3tt3 wrote:
  last month

  6000 members \m/

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• phanki wrote:
  last month

  Btw, linux user since 2003, recently discovered Decibel, a nice small player, ideal for huge collections. That's it ;)

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• phanki wrote:
  last month

  Yet another linux user: Fedora, Ubuntu, Zenwalk. Keep swinging folks.

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• plinius10 wrote:
  last month

  5998 - Also linux Mint 7! jeeh

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• gpxadventure wrote:
  last month

  WOW I'm the 6000 ! Citizen of Linux Group :-) Connected by Mint 7 :-)

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• psycontrole wrote:
  last month

  Ubuntu 9.04, Debian 5 Lenny, Mandrive One, Mint Linux! : P

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• yechao1989 wrote:
  last month

  hey，everbody

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• kalaine wrote:
  last month

  Time to test drive KDE 4.3.2. :)

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• ExpertOff wrote:
  last month

  без нас ни одно дело не двинетца)))ЫЫЫ... Линупс форева!

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• discordianfish wrote:
  last month

  Bakahashi: Well, yes.. we are here because we use linux.. Whats your point? Do you want to rename this group to GNU/Linux and exclude everyone who uses linux without gnu? Which is possible and not even very unlikely that people here so, for example on embedded devices. Without _trying_ to offend you, but with risking it: Don't you/we have more important things to do? ;)

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• Bakahashi wrote:
  last month

  There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

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