Good news for openSuse users, the openSuse Project today announce the release of openSuse 11.0 RC1. There are about 578 bugs were fixed, and 1,118 bugs resolved! FYI, is one of Linux distribution and it is sponsored by Novell and AMD.

A few days after RC2 was released, today Wine release another update, Wine 1.0 RC3. Wine is an open source implementation of the Windows API on top of X, OpenGL, and Unix. Wine enables you to run Windows applications on Linux platform.

The second Release Candidate (RC) for Wine 1.0.0 will be sceduled to be release on May 23rd, 2008. As until May 16th there are still 27 bugs reported and still not yet fixed. Wine developer said that most of those bugs will be fixed on the later release, which means after Wine 1.0.0 RC3 and so son.

Linux Fedora 9 (Sulphur) Alpha is finally released. It is the first alpha release of Fedora 9 with codenamed Sulphur. An alpha release is similar to what Debian calls testing. An alpha release represents a sanitized snapshot of Fedora's development branch, which sees rapid changes and it will become the next major release. Fedora 9 is available in variety of "spins" of custom boot images for everything from desktop installs to USB devices with improved networking and eyecandy .

For those of you who like to run Windows applications under Linux, today is your lucky day. Wine 0.9.54 was officially released, Wine is an open source application that allows you to run Windows applications under your Linux operating system. You don't even need to installed Windows on other partition.

A few hours ago, Linux Torvalds, the man behind the well-known Linux open source operating system announced the release of Linux Kernel 2.6.24. Linus said that he hope that this kernel release is a good one.

Amarok's team have recently release a preview version of what should be the next version of this Linux music player, Amarok 2.

I have to admit that learning Linux is not easy, especially learning its command line. There are hundreds commands in Linux system, if you can't memorize them all there's always away to solve that problem.

There are many sites providing information about Linux command line syntax, but not all of them provide detailed information and description about the command you're looking for.

Finally the KDE (K Desktop Environment) development team announced the release of KDE 4.0.