The ultimate Linux starter kit for small businesses

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	The ultimate Linux starter kit for small businesses Linux machines can save your business cold, hard cash. Here's how to pick the best OS and apps for yourself, your workers and your IT pros. Read More WHITE PAPER: ClickSoftware Completing the Workforce Management Eco-System Circle The paper explores how clients and contractors can work together towards achieving compelling results for both sides. Learn More. In this Issue Symantec finds Linux wiper malware used in S. Korean attacks Ubuntu Linux 13.04, 'Raring Ringtail,' hits beta 1 Trisquel GNU/Linux 6.0 is a fully free desktop OS JR Raphael: What will Andy Rubin's departure mean for Android? Security of open-source software being scrutinized again Ubuntu Linux gets new official flavor WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Why Cloud Computing Needs a Cloud-Intelligent Network 72% of IT managers list "security" as their primary concern about the cloud. In this ZK Research report, see why transitioning to a cloud-intelligent network is key to addressing security, visibility, and scalability concerns in the cloud. Read Now Symantec finds Linux wiper malware used in S. Korean attacks Security vendors analyzing the code used in the cyberattacks against South Korea are finding nasty components designed to wreck infected computers. Read More Ubuntu Linux 13.04, 'Raring Ringtail,' hits beta 1 No milestone release image will be available, however, until the final beta early next month. Read More Trisquel GNU/Linux 6.0 is a fully free desktop OS Endorsed by the Free Software Foundation, this distribution includes no proprietary components. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Why Cloud Computing Needs a Cloud-Intelligent Network 72% of IT managers list "security" as their primary concern about the cloud. In this ZK Research report, see why transitioning to a cloud-intelligent network is key to addressing security, visibility, and scalability concerns in the cloud. Read Now JR Raphael: What will Andy Rubin's departure mean for Android? Android chief Andy Rubin is being replaced by the guy in charge of Chrome and Chrome OS. So what's that mean for the future of the platforms? Read More Security of open-source software being scrutinized again A recent round of flaws discovered in open-source software has reignited concerns that security is getting bypassed in the rush to continue expanding the large and extremely popular code base used by millions. Read More Ubuntu Linux gets new official flavor Ubuntu fans may recall Ubuntu GNOME Remix, the unofficial flavor of the Linux distribution that was launched last fall for users not fond of the software's default Unity desktop environment. Read More
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