I was afraid I would hear about that some day, but hoped I never would.
But of course the day came that I finally had to read about a company suggesting to turn of SELinux in order to fix a problem running their software.

Many users prefer using a nice GUI for FTP-transfers instead of good, old command-line FTP.
Since this usually involves installing an extra program which could become unnecessary with this cool Firefox extension: FireFTP. Many users use Firefox already, so why not also use it for FTP?

Ken Starks and Bob Moore are trying to raise money to put the GNU/Linux advertisement on one of the cars that will be participating in the biggest racing event on the planet, Indianapolis 500. The project is known as "Tux500" and is described as a "Community Powered Linux Marketing Program". The motivation behind the project is to put the GNU/Linux brand before the eyes of millions of people both at the event and around the world who will be watching the transmission, so that they may start asking about that penguin, asking what is this "Linux" thing and consequently letting us tell them that they have a choice, that they don't have to depend on Microsoft anymore for their computing activities.

For quite some time creating proper video-tutorials with Linux wasn't very comfortable.
I tried it with Cinelerra before, but since it's a fully featured video-editor it's too blown up for this simple task. Other solutions, like for example VNC2SWF only record video, but no sound.