Linux: Built-in apps get an A, wireless support an F

Linux: Built-in apps get an A, wireless support an F

Featured links from the CNET Blog Network Ubuntu Linux: Built-in apps get an "A", wireless support an "F" -- The "Gutsy Gibbon" version of Linux, aka 7.10, has all the applications most Windows users will need, but its spotty support for wireless adapters limits your networking options. The Gizmo Report: the SPOT Satellite Messenger -- Glaskowsky reviews the SPOT Satellite Messenger, ...
Published: 1/4/2008 12:40:15 PM
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