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[News] New Issue of Linux Gazette, Newsletter of Gentoo

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Linux Gazette: December 2008 (#157)

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| # News Bytes, by Deividson Luiz Okopnik and Howard Dyckoff
| # Init Call Mechanism in the Linux Kernel, by Andrew Murray
|   Exploring the details of driver initialisation
| # Keymap Blues in Ubuntu's Text Console, by Anonymous
|   Navigating the maze of Ubuntu keymap modification
| # Book Review: CUPS Administrative Guide, by Deividson Luiz Okopnik
| # Away Mission: A Vision for Embedded Linux, by Howard Dyckoff
| A recap of the Montavista Vision conference
| # Jetty: The Twelve Year Journey to Market Maturity, by Adam Lieber
|   Twelve years and twelve facts about Jetty, the open source highspeed Web 
|   server 
| # Joey's Notes: Basic Samba Configuration, by Joey Prestia
| Our monthly column of basic Linux advice and education 
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http://linuxgazette.net/157/index.html

Gentoo Monthly Newsletter: 30 November 2008

Welcome to the November issue of the Gentoo monthly newsletter!

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| This issue is bigger than usual, as there was no October issue. Your editors 
| were out of the country, attending conferences, moving, and dealing with 
| massive hardware failure. However, things are hopefully back to normal. Lots 
| of stuff in this issue!    
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http://www.gentoo.org/news/en/gmn/20081130-newsletter.xml


Recent:

KDE 4.1.2 Unmasked in Gentoo

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| Jorge beat me to it... I am very pleased to announce that KDE 4.1.2 is in the
| Gentoo official tree and I unmasked it a little earlier today. I think that
| all the big bugs have been squashed but there may be a few left lurking. I
| have learnt a lot more than I ever really wanted to about KDE initialization
| but hopefully that has helped me to improve the KDE experience in Gentoo.
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http://blog.cryos.net/archives/192-KDE-4.1.2-Unmasked-in-Gentoo.html


Gentoo still rules

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| Gentoo is pretty good for this kind of thing, whatever its other
| shortcomings. Does any other distro make it this easy to do such things? (I'm
| genuinely curious.)
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http://briancarper.net/2008/09/26/gentoo-still-rules/


Viva Gentoo

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| Talking about a light desktop, there is now a Gentoo project to bring LXDE,
| the Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment, to our beloved distro. I already
| committed PCManFM, a fast and lightweight, tabbed GTK+ file manager, which is
| used as the default file manager in LXDE.
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http://ben.liveforge.org/viva-gentoo


Satisfied Gentoo users

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| If you, like me, would rather “think positive” — life can be depressing
| enough as it is — then here are some more recent, positive, reactions from
| satisfied Gentoo users...
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http://ben.liveforge.org/satisfied-gentoo-users


I keep coming back to Gentoo!

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| And in general, portage and all the gentoo associated tools feel better,
| maybe because I have become more accustomed to them. And final point, I do
| not have to install g++, it is already installed. The toolchain is already
| there to compile anything that I want.
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http://rahulthewall.wordpress.com/2008/09/27/i-keep-coming-back-to-gentoo/
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