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RE: What can I say? (posted 2008-12-03 16:23:07)
Score: 4
1 response(s), 2 in thread
Attached to: Apple Hits Psystar with DMCA Charges
RE[3]: Dissatisfied with KDE & GNOME (posted 2008-12-02 16:34:00)
Score: 2
Attached to: 6 of the Best Lean Linux Desktop Environments
RE: Dissatisfied with KDE & GNOME (posted 2008-12-02 15:11:47)
Score: 2
1 response(s), 4 in thread
Attached to: 6 of the Best Lean Linux Desktop Environments
RE[2]: They're crap, anyway (posted 2008-11-29 11:18:06)
Score: 1
Attached to: AMD Will Ignore Netbook Market, Intel in Doubts
They're crap, anyway (posted 2008-11-29 09:09:48)
Score: 3
1 response(s), 2 in thread
Attached to: AMD Will Ignore Netbook Market, Intel in Doubts
RE[3]: Love stable releases like this one (posted 2008-11-27 15:26:28)
Score: 2
Attached to: Fedora 10 Released
The sun? (posted 2008-11-25 21:59:42)
Score: 2
Attached to: Fedora 10 Released
RE: You think Ubuntu's codenames are bad? (posted 2008-11-25 14:10:49)
Score: 3
Attached to: First Jaunty Jackalope Alpha Hops Into View
WW2? (posted 2008-11-24 12:05:54)
Score: 2
Attached to: On the Death and 441-Year Life of the Pixel
Forgot one (posted 2008-11-20 15:13:12)
Score: 2
1 response(s), 1 in thread
Attached to: Five Reasons HP Is Outperforming The Market
RE: yeah (posted 2008-11-18 20:00:01)
Score: 2
Attached to: Two Days Without Mac OS X Leopard: Ubuntu 8.10 Review
RE[5]: This does actually fill a need (posted 2008-11-18 16:31:51)
Score: 2
1 response(s), 1 in thread
Attached to: Mandriva Linux 2009 One Xfce Released
RE[2]: How ironic (posted 2008-11-15 23:43:54)
Score: 2
Attached to: 3 Flat-Screen Makers Plead Guilty to Price Fixing
RE[2]: How ironic (posted 2008-11-15 23:26:30)
Score: 2
Attached to: 3 Flat-Screen Makers Plead Guilty to Price Fixing
RE[2]: Banks (posted 2008-11-15 00:09:36)
Score: 3
Attached to: Sun Microsystems To Lay off Up to 6000 Workers