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  • Debian Linux releases version 4.0 'Etch'

    Debian, a longstanding and steadfastly non-commercial Linux project, released version 4.0, called Etch, over the long weekend.

  • HP offers Debian Linux support

    Debian is a steadfastly noncommercial version of Linux. But Hewlett-Packard gave it a big corporate hug on Monday in the US with the announcement of a plan to provide support for the open-source operating system.

  • Windows-friendly desktop Linux launches

    The latest version of Xandros desktop Linux has arrived, continuing the operating system's mission to welcome Windows users -- a mission that's led some in the Linux community to dismiss it as "Linux with training wheels."

  • Security the focus as Debian upgrades

    The Debian Project has released an update to its popular GNU/Linux distribution, with security-related bugfixes a key feature.

  • Debian addresses security concerns

    Popular Linux distributor Debian has moved quickly to address concerns it was falling behind on security.

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