Valentine’s Day is coming in 2 days, here’s some nice wallpapers that I found on my friend’s blog, and I saved it as my desktop wallpaper, it looks good(click here for the large screenshot).
Valentine’s Day is a great traditional holiday for your western people, a day on which lovers express their love for each other by sending Valentine’s cards, presenting flowers, or offering confectionery.
Want to show your love to your other-half? Just decorate his/her desktop 
Google’s web browser Chrome has been released for more than 2 months, it’s a great shame for our Linux users because it’s for Windows only, and we had little news about its Linux version, which driven our non-windows Google fans crazy.
Cnet news editor Stephen Shankland recently got lots of emails asking when Google will release Chrome for Linux version, he’s a Google observer and passionate opensource projects supporter, and he’s anxious about it too, so he asked Google programmers.
Well, here’re some great and useful links about the upcoming Fedora 10. I got these links from Tuxmachine.org, I don’t know whether you guys subscrible and read Tuxmachine or not, I’ve sorted these links of the recently one week out, all about Fedora 10, and hope you can get a general view of the next generation GNU/Linux system.
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Fedora team released Fedora 10 yesterday, this is the last beta release of Fedora 10, which the fianal will be released in Nov. 25th, 2008. The major improvements are included:
For more information, please see the release notes, please download it here to test, and report bugs. Thanks!
It’s been coming along for so long a time, but today RPM Fusion has officially launched as the premiere third-party RPM repository for Fedora users. RPM Fusion is meraged fromDribble, Livna and FreshRPMs repositories to simplify end-user experience by grouping as much add-on software as possible in a single location. RPM Fusion is a massive third-party repository with huge number of RPM packages that can’t ship with Fedora or RHEL due to legal restrictions and/or the packages don’t comply with free software licenses.
