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WordPress 2.6 is the current stable version of the popular blogging software, although WordPress 2.6.1 beta 1 is available for download and testing.

Like with all tech development, plans must be made ahead of time for changes, whether it’s for a new operating system, new kernel in Linux/Unix, or changes to online software, such as WordPress or even a Webmail interface. With development, though, comes testing, trials, and of course, changes. Yes, I said that ominous word that many simply hate: change.

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I received this press release today. It came from a company I have done business with in the past.

The press release is to announce a soon-to-be released utility for use on Unix and Linux boxes, allowing you to suspend running applications on office workstations or remote Linux and Unix server, and then later, from a remote machine, such as at home, another location, or whatever, resume the applications on a Windows PC.

Tags: *nix, AIX CDE desktops, Linux, Linux servers, Linux workstation solutions, LinuxLIVE, network interruptions, power outages, remote desktops, remote hosts, remote servers, session mobility, session recovery, session sharing, Solaris, StarNet Communications, Steven Schoch, suspend applications, Unix, Unix servers, Windows, Windows desktops, Windows PC, Windows workstations, Windows-to-Linux, Windows-to-Unix, workday, workstation crashes, X server, X-Win32