Going with the flow of the fact that pretty much every application available to the Linux Ubuntu operating systems are Open Source – this means the code is free to use and alter under the GNU – Skype seems to be joining the party, or so it seems – at least it means that their UI is becoming free to edit and improve – but Skype still grabs a tight hold over the call protocol.

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It’s a very important 2 months for Operating Systems – Snow Leopard’s release just 2 months ago, following with Windows 7’s release a week ago, and Ubuntu 9.10’s release, today – following Kubuntu’s release shortly afterwards.

This release doesn’t just do everything it says on the tin – naturally, it promises the things it strives to work towards – easier to use, easier to navigate, more compatible, faster, and in general, as Kubuntu states, it’s truly now ‘Linux for human beings’.

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Just a quick check to see what your favourite operating systems are. Windows, Mac OS X, Ubuntu, Debian or another operating system (please specify which one!)

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Ubuntu 9.10, the latest release of the increasingly popular open-source operating system, is coming to our doorsteps soon. It promises a smooth, flicker-free startup, with a nice graphical boot, that they promise will be beautiful. It means that Linux is finally ditching the arguably hideous dirt-brown color scheme.

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