Unix - Linux - Distro related jokes

ROTFL! There are some really kickass comics from KDE forums:
http://forum.kde.org/best-unix-linux-distro-related-jokes-t-19993.html
Enjoy :D

Some good news

KDE 4.1.1 is out!
The most important changes:

• Significant performance, interaction and rendering correctness improvements in KHTML and Konqueror, KDE's webbrowser
• User interaction, rendering and stability fixes in Plasma, the KDE4 desktop shell
  
• PDF backend fixes in the document viewer Okular
• Fixes in Gwenview, the image viewer's thumbnailing, more robust retrieval and display of images with broken metadata
• Stability and interaction fixes in KMail

Kudos for the developers and for the community. KDE 4 is changed significantly since <4.0. The new Plasma technology is fast and very useful. At this time it has some screen corruptions with my GeForce Go 6100 card, but they are caused by nVidia's driver. Good news: nVidia is hiring programmers for linux driver development :).


More about KDE 4.1.1.

Kalzium

The truth is: Hmmm... I don't like chemic.
"I don't like chemic." - Just to clear out: I can say a lot of bad things about chemic instead of "I don't like". :)
I have studied it in elementary and in secondary school. Chemic was my nightmare.
Today I'm wanted to find some useful(free&linux) application about it,to my friend. After a quick search of the openSuse repositories somewhere in "Education" finally I found: Kalzium.


This program rocks. I'm browsed these molecular somethings for 30 minutes. I'm solved some functions (randomly of course), built some models, explored boiling/freezing point, etc. You can make even a 3D Rendering of molecular model. :0


If you have some experience in chemic you must to try it! It's amazing.



You can read more/download Kalzium from KDE - Education portal. http://edu.kde.org/kalzium/
BTW visit the Education portal, maybe you can find something useful about other sciences.