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+Open Spource Living:Browsers
+============================
+:author: Aaron Ball
+:email: nullspoon@iohq.net
+
+
+== {doctitle}
+
+Open source software has got to be one of the coolest things to hit planet
+earth in a long time. Anyone who's asked me about open source software knows my
+opinions well. That or they have no idea because they tune out about five
+minutes into my giddy speech about it.
+
+Either way, it's no secret that I'm a big fan. With all that being said, I have
+spent a lot of time researching open source alternatives to my old day-to-day
+options. Working 100% in Linux all the time, open source is about all you have.
+With that, let's talk about browsers.
+
+For my day-to-day browser, I typically use Chromium. It is fast, installs fine
+on the two distros I use (Debian and Arch), has incredible developer tools
+built in, and has no odd dependencies on weird libraries that require me to
+install all kinds of stuff I don't want just to use it (ie: Gnome or KDE
+stuff). It's just plain and simple Chromium.
+
+Many of you have no doubt heard of Google Chrome and are wondering why not
+that. Google Chrome is a branch/rebrand of the Chromium project, which was in
+fact started by Google. Chromium is not Google branded and often contains
+functionality that is soon to come to Google Chrome.
+
+Other open source browsers...
+
+* http://mozilla.org[Mozilla Firefox]
+* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midori_(web_browser)[Midori]
+* http://wiki.debian.org/Iceweasel[Ice Weasel] (a fork of Mozilla
+Firefox)
+
+
+Category:Open_Source
+
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