GNOME 2.20.2 has been released:

This is the second update to GNOME 2.20.0. The update fixes all known and unknown bugs and crashers.

Howtoforge published a guide about managing your mobile phone with Wammu via bluetooth on Fedora 8

UbuntuGeek published a guide about install the Eternity Screensaver in Ubuntu

Damn Small Linux v4.1 RC3 has been released

Howtoforge published a guide about setting up virtual users and domains with Postfix, Courier and MySQL under Ubuntu Linux 7.10

Tux Enclave published Ubuntu Customization Guide V2

Wine Review published a guide about installing DirectX 9.0c on Linux with Wine

Howtoforge published a guide about setting up Linux Mint 4.0 as desktop

Ubuntu Geek published a guide about installing LAMP Server using TASKEL (desktop edition) in Ubuntu

nVidia has released a new display driver for Linux

Howtoforge published a guide about setting up Fedora 8 as the perfect desktop

GARNOME 2.21.2 has been released:

We are pleased to announce the release of GARNOME 2.21.2 Desktop and Developer Platform. This release includes all of GNOME 2.21.2 plus a whole bunch of updates and fixes that were released after the GNOME freeze date.

The Fedora Unity Project has released Fedora 8 Everything Spin:

The Fedora Unity Project is proud to announce the release of new spin,
the Everything Spin. Included in this spin are all the packages available at the time Fedora 8 was released.

Ubuntu Geek posted a guide about viewing CHM (Microsoft Compiled HTML Help) files in Ubuntu

Samiux's Blog published yet another way to install Ubuntu 7.10 to ASUS Eee PC

Open Review published a review on Fedora 8

rpm.livna.org repositories for Fedora 8 are now available:

Axel Thimm posted an announcement that ATrpms offer now Fedora 8 packages

InfoWorld reports that Red Hat made its Enterprise Linux OS available on demand Wednesday by releasing it for the Amazon EC2 service.

Fedora 8 will be released later today. From the Fedora mailing list:

On Thursday November 8th (about 3:00 PM GMT), Fedora 8 will go live to the world, and you will be able to download it at http://fedoraproject.org.

The bits are all finalized, the mirrors are synced, and the torrents are primed. But until we flip the switch, you will have to tide yourself over with this -- my personal Fedora 8 release announcement.

Fortunately, it's pretty long, so if you read it all, Fedora 8 might be released by the time you have finished!