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Google Chrome vs Chromium
Jan 2nd
The other day I had a problem with the Chromium repo a fellow Fedora user maintains. I couldn’t get Flash to work after his latest update. Someone on the forum told me that Google has a beta release of Chrome. So; I removed the “chromium” repo I had previously installed and after installing the new one, I got confused. I thought to myself, “What is the difference between Google Chrome and Chromium?” I thought Chromium would be exclusive to Linux.
Well; I Googl’d it and found this wiki. I thought I’d attempt to give it some traction since others must have the same question.
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/wiki/ChromiumBrowserVsGoogleChrome
Hulu Desktop on My Fedora 11
Oct 30th
I’ve been using the Hulu.com services from time to time to catch up on shows I’ve missed. I don’t have cable so this is a great alternative for me. I remember hearing about Hulu Desktop on a podcast a while back, but I totally forgot about it. Well, earlier this week a friend on Twitter mentioned it and that sparked the tech-geek in me to try and install it. Lucky for me, they have an RPM and a DEB installer. For you hardcore-Linux enthusiasts or masochists, I’m not sure if they have source files available.
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Hero Factory: The Fedora!
Apr 3rd
I followed Mathias Teugels around a bit (on Identica) and some how found myself at a Flash hero generator site; so I took some time out to create the official/unofficial Fedora Project super hero — The Fedora! I was limited in some of the tech accessories I could give him, but maybe someone from the art team will run with it.
Make your own Hero at www.cpbintegrated.com/theherofactory. Be aware that you can’t choose the hero’s name during the generation process. 
Create your hero and post a link here. I’d love to see what you come up with.
Attributes
So; with every hero creation, you must have some specs or a history for your character. I will not satisfy that requirement today. Just know that he’s a heavy Linux user and his distribution of choice is… *drum roll please*… Fedora.
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