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Browse this desktop publishing firm guide and directory to learn about desktop publishing companies in the United States of America. All directory listings include contact information, category tags, and website links.

KDE, founded in 1996, is a network transparent contemporary desktop environment for UNIX workstations. KDE can be used as a user desktop or as a development platform for applications. Since its development, KDE has received numerous awards.

The right furniture is a necessary part of any home office. Home office furniture includes desks, chairs, filing and storage cabinets, shelving, desktop organizer, and more.

Founded in 1993, this is an informative Cricket website. It presents scores and statistics on teams and players from all over the world, plus breaking news. Women's cricket is covered.

Linspire, in business since 2001, delivers an easy desktop Linux to general computer users, enthusiasts, and hobbyists. The website describes Linspire products, where to purchase them, and how to buy computers with the software preinstalled.

Novell began in 1979 in Utah as a hardware manufacturer. Today the company produces identity, security and systems management software; Linux servers and Linux desktop, and workshop collaboration tools.

Peachpit, a part of Pearson Education, has been publishing books on the latest in graphic design, desktop publishing, multimedia, web publishing, and general computing since 1986.

Program URL calls itself the ultimate software resource site. It is organized by type of software, such as desktop, developer tools, education, etc., and by utility need, such as operating systems, home and personal, etc.