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Written by Chris Hunter
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DRM's grip on the industry is loosening every day. Amazon has announced that
they will be adding DRM free downloads from all four major record labels. So
far, they are the only online music source to do so legally. One of the biggest
music giants, Sony BMG, is getting ready to throw it to the curb! They have
found that DRM has no use in selling their music: it is just another way to
keep the consumer restricted. Well done Sony, be it a bit late.
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Written by Justin Ohl
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 Shuttle has been receiving a lot of buzz about their new
KPC -
a $199 Wal-Mart-Box PC that is probably going to confuse lots of uninformed firt-time users, but it is a big move for the Linux-On-The-Desktop movement.
gOS 2.0, or
"rocket" was launched - the interface looks simple and easy to
use. Enthusiasts might not like it
Remote-Exploit.org
has put out BackTrack 3.0 beta! - A wonderful security distribution, capable of
doing crazy things: all on a one-gig flash drive.
And last of all, CentOS
4.6 - There is a great write-up on how easy it is to make it into a
firewall solution, instead of some program that you paid for... ha. The system runs on spare parts which always a plus. While it does not cover everything, it does provide som nice
tidbits.
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