On that note, the new version of Mozilla Firebird is named Firefox. While Firefox is a cooler name and without the conflict with the database, I think its getting a little ridiculious that they change their name so often. And I'm pretty sure its eventually going to be called "Mozilla" regardless.
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Osnews has a very glowing review of Arch Linux.
Arch Linux was founded by the guy that ran the KDE maintenance for Red Hat.
And he's got some interesting ideas about task/role separation in terms of applications and users that's a bit different than the usual uid/gid/other permissions of *nix.
I thought I read that he's using YUM to manage the package dependency/update stuff.
And yes, it could be quite interesting.
Mike/
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