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GNOME

Ubuntu 7.10 released

Submitted by tijsvd
tijsvd writes "The latest releases of Ubuntu for desktop and server are available today for download. This release brings together the best of free and open source software delivered on a stable, easy to use and learn platform. Read the press releases or download it now."
Linux Business

First Review Of Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon

Submitted by kaos07
kaos07 writes "In anticipation of [URL="http://www.ubuntu.com"]Ubuntu[/URL] 7.10's release on Thursday, Wired has a [URL="http://www.wired.com/software/softwarereviews/news/2007/10/ubuntu_gutsy"]review[/URL] review which walks through the installation and some basic features such as music and video playback, as well as the new 3D desktop. Once again, it appears that the Ubuntu team and community have succeeded in creating a simple yet feature-rich OS which is accessible to all computer users and is a direct competitor to Mac OS X and Windows Vista."
Sci-Fi

Robbie Williams to play Captain Kirk

Submitted by AxminsterLeuven
AxminsterLeuven writes "After yesterday's announcement that Leonard Nimoy will be playing Spock again, reports are coming in that none other than Robbie Williams will be cast as Captain Kirk. Here's just one example, that quotes director J.J. Abrams as saying: "I think (Williams)'d be a good Captain Kirk. The Kirk in my movie is quite young, it's like the early years.""
Movies

Arrest under new NY piracy laws

Submitted by AxminsterLeuven
AxminsterLeuven writes "The Beeb is carrying a story on new tightened New York anti-piracy legislation: A man has been been arrested, after smuggling video recording equipment into a theatre showing the new Transformers movie. "Kalidou Diallo, 48, has been charged with unauthorised use of a video camera in a cinema. Under upgraded legislation, he could face six months in jail and fines of up to $5,000 (£2,487) if found guilty," the BBC reports."
Microsoft

Red Hat wants interoperability without patent pled

Submitted by AxminsterLeuven
AxminsterLeuven writes "Ars Technica reports on Microsoft's refusal to work with Red Hat on Windows/Linux interoperability, without Red Hat signing a patent deal first: "Linux distributor Red Hat wants to work with Microsoft to improve interoperability without signing a patent pledge, but Microsoft says that a mutual patent indemnification pact — like the controversial covenant not to sue that Microsoft established with Novell — is a prerequisite for collaboration.""
Sci-Fi

Klingon in Libraries 1

Submitted by Anonymous Coward
An anonymous reader writes "Finally "some nerds" at a famous Danish cultural institution pulled themself together and took notice of the growing klingon-speaking community (eh, right): Now klingon scholars can access astronomical resources — say if they wanna find a way home to Qo'noS — at Copenhagen University Library, belonging to the Dainsh Royal Library. Just follow the logical URL (Vulcans are invited too) to astro.kb.dk and click "Klingon"."
PlayStation (Games)

Playstation 3 price drop confirmed.->

Submitted by chuckdpe1
chuckdpe1 writes "Following up on the report that the PLAYSTATION 3 would see a $100 price cut taking place the week after E3 2007, GameDaily has confirmed with "a merchandising manager at one of the world's biggest retailers" that the 60 GB version of the PS3 will indeed drop to $499, starting on July 12, one day after Sony's E3 press conference. GameDaily also reports that the new price is indeed indicative a retail-wide price drop, not a Circuit City specific sale, as a handful of speculators have posited."
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