Ubuntu User: "This collection of words is a bit of a rant, I'm afraid. It's about what some call preaching to the choir or more specifically, not preaching to the choir."

Open Attitude: "Such is the power of the Internet that I can actually feel you wincing as you read that title."

LWN.net: "The purpose of this article is to provide a general overview of this new scheduler, describe its features and how it can be practically used, provide a few details about the implemented algorithms, and gathering feedback by the community about possible improvements."

The H Open: "Adobe has confirmed that it will deliver its cross-platform Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) environment for Google's open source Android mobile operating system by the end of this year."

LWN.net: "Debian and Ubuntu have a set of official membership roles that can be granted to regular contributors. Those roles come with rights that enable the contributors to do their work and to participate in the project governance (elections and other official decision-making processes). It's also a way for the distributions to acknowledge the work done: most contributors are proud of the status they reached."

Tips4Linux.com: "Say you just bought an Amazon Kindle or a Barnes and Noble Nook. You want to convert your eBook collection to .EPUB or .MOBI format."

Xen Virtualization on Linux and Solaris: "The most recent pvops kernel 2.6.32.19 allows to enable kernel modesetting (KMS) under Xen 4.0.1-rc6 on top of Ubuntu Lucid Server and Fedora 13."

Tech Drive-in: "Hope you guys are familiar with Elementary and Ambiance GTK themes. Now they have these stunning GNOME Shell variants which are absolutely beautiful. First of all you need to download these themes."

Technologizer: "Microsoft, Firefox, Facebook, the Mac--they live on in our hearts."

Linux Planet: "A critical, years-old flaw is found and patched in the main Linux kernel. But all distros have yet to follow suit"

Computerworld UK: "This is a crucially important issue, and I urge you to make a submission, however brief. If we lose Net neutrality, we lose the engine that drives online innovation, and hand over power to those with the deepest pockets"

Worldlabel: "o create a basic label or business card document, simply choose File -> New -> Labels or File -> New -> Business Cards. A configuration window will pop up, with several tabs for specifying things like page dimensions, label dimensions, text formats, and so on."

IBM Developerworks: "Bazaar is a powerful, next-generation source control system that adapts to the dynamics of any development team. This article is an introduction to Bazaar."

Cyber Cynic: "What is news is that Google and Verizon appear to be working together to create a Chrome operating system-based tablet."

IT World: "This needs to be clarified right up front, because as soon as I write about patents, some knucklehead is going to come along and argue that what I have written is really just part of a pro-patent agenda. Or that I'm an idiot."

The H Open: "Adam Leventhal, another one of the three Sun engineers who developed DTrace, is leaving Oracle."

Ghacks: "My last article I spoke about the new KDE Activities features Search and Launch Containment Activity. This is the first visible sign of KDE's use of the Nepomuk Semantic Desktop."

Linux Planet: "Google's new Scripting Layer for Android (SL4A) opens up a whole new world of programming your Android using familiar languages like Python, Perl, Jruby and Lua. Paul Ferrill walks us through installing and trying out SL4A with Python"

Network World: "In thinking of the great works of Western literature, many books come to mind: "Jane Eyre," by Charlotte Bronte. "The Metamorphosis," by Franz Kafka. "Peter Pan," by J.M. Barrie. The ... "Linux Kernel"?"

Enterprise Mobile Today: "The next iteration of Google's mobile operating system Android, following Gingerbread 3.0 due out later this year, is expected to be an incremental update to version 3.1 or 3.2 and dubbed "Honeycomb," according to reports."