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      <title>XFS: the filesystem of the future?</title>
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      <title>Understanding the /bin, /sbin, /usr/bin, /usr/sbin Split</title>
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      <description>&#60;b&#62;OSnews:&#60;/b&#62; If you've used UNIX or any of its derivatives, you've probably wondered why there's /bin, /sbin, /usr/bin, /usr/sbin in the file system. </description>
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      <description>&#60;B&#62;UbuntuManual:&#60;/b&#62; A majority of Linux users prefer sticking to their terminal rather than accessing through a GUI for most of their daily tasks.</description>
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      <title>Say What? Top Five IT Quotes of the Week</title>
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      <description>&#60;b&#62;Linux.com:&#60;/b&#62; Care to rethink your desktop user experience? It may be simpler than you think.</description>
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      <description>&#60;b&#62;WIRED Enterprise: &#60;/b&#62;"First created in 2004, OpenMRS is now used in countries across the globe, including Rwanda, Mozambique, Haiti, India, China, and the Phillipines."</description>
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      <description>&#60;b&#62;PC Quest: &#60;/b&#62;"Presented here are the key points to keep in mind before moving to open source software."</description>
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      <description>&#60;b&#62;OSTATIC: &#60;/b&#62;"There are a number of free resources available for Windows users who want to take the Linux plunge. In this post, you'll find our updated collection of several of them that can make moving to Linux very easy."</description>
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      <description>&#60;b&#62;Wazi: &#60;/b&#62;"Imagine a hundred-user network where people come and go, and you, the systems administrator, have to create and delete users not only for access to the operating system but on the many applications that also require authorization."</description>
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      <description>&#60;b&#62;LinuxBSDos.com: &#60;/b&#62;"The battle between malware writers and those trying to make their life miserable is a never ending one."</description>
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      <title>Alfresco Embraces SaaS and the Cloud with Its New CMS Platform</title>
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