64-Bit Flash Player Released

11/20/08 21:17

Among the major operating software systems in the market, Linux is the most supportive of 64-bit processors, largely due to its open nature. However, the usage of some 64-bit features like Firefox is limited due to the unavailability of a 64-bit Flash player. Since then, Linux fans have been demanding Adobe to release such a Flash player.

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The Release of UBUNTU 8.10 - Gearing Up the Open Source OS Users

Open source operating systems have been providing many users with a better file and database management. They are a good alternative and can compete up against the monopoly and imperialism of popular commercial brand's. There are a handful of open source operating systems and one of them is Ubuntu. Ubuntu has already released Ubuntu 2.10, a latest release which is now available at the Ubuntu website. Details of the new release and more can be found here:

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Ubuntu 8.10 vs Msc OS X 10.5.5

As Linux upgrades and upgrades even more, some geeks say that the Linux system is getting slower than what it used to be, which is contrary to its performance during its early days.

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