35 Source Code Editors and 25 WYSIWYG Editors

Here’s a bevy of Source Code Editor and WYSIWYG Editor reviews for Mac/Win/Linux platforms.
Some are free, some value priced and others a bit more expensive. If you looking for some type of editor I’m sure one of these will fit your needs:
> Smashing Mag - 35 Useful Source Code Editors
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Ars Technica reviews Ubuntu 7.10

Ryan Paul at Ars Technica has published a detailed review of Ubuntu 7.10 “Gutsy Gibbon”.
Final thoughts from the review included:

Linux is now an appealing choice for many users who would never have considered making the switch a few years ago. Distributions have improved at an astounding pace, and Ubuntu leads the pack on the desktop. [...]

Recent Reads: Plague Year

Those few who’ve managed to escape the plague struggle to stay alive on the highest mountains, but time is running out-there is famine and war, and the environment is crashing worldwide. Humanity’s last hope lies with a top nanotech researcher aboard the International Space Station-and with a small group of survivors in California who risk a daring journey below the death line…Thoughts after reading:It was an entertaining short read that was somewhat predicable…. Maybe it was for this reason that it took me a while to get into and identify with the story.The nano altitude destruction trigger was a new hook for the story and made for some interesting thoughts and story angles.

PC Magazine reviews the latest Apple 17-inch Laptop

PC Magazine did a recent review of the latest Apple MacBook Pro 17in Laptop and gave it a “Very Good” rating. They said that it continues to be the lightest 17-inch laptop on the market, with faster components then before and a 1080p resolution. They called it’s design elegant.The CONS they mentioned were that there wasn’t a less-expensive configuration and that RAM upgrades (via Apple) were insanely expensive.I agree with PC-Mag about the RAM upgrade prices but I think that they missed the intent with the comment of a less-expensive configuration.

Quick Look: Apple’s New Flat USB Keyboard

There’s a positive click but it happens within such a short depression range that it’s hardly noticeable when your typing quickly.The keys are flat and widely set apart with little or no audio feedback. If you like the “Underwood typewriter” sensation of shaped keys with a long positive throw and a loud audio feedback then these keyboards are certainly not for you. I however, have found it easy to type quickly (for me) and accurately on. The new arrangement of the function key features will take some time to get use to.

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