The Interactive Computing Lab at ENAC, Toulouse have collaborated with the Linux developers to add the native multitouch support in Linux Kernel.
Read more »The Conkeror Web Browser Conquers Small Screens
Conkeror is a Web browser with an Emacs-style look, feel and configuration. It uses Firefox's HTML rendering engine and works with most Firefox extensions. It's a fitting Web browser for Netbooks.
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KDE and Version Numbers
I’m fed up! I’m sorry, but I just don’t buy it. MAYBE it worked with the .0 release, but anything above x.0 IS NOT a preview / beta / release candidate. KDE 4.2.4 is the real, proper, full up released version of KDE. Amarok 2.1 is the real, proper, full up released version of Amarok.
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New Push for Gnote in Ubuntu by Default
Another step towards abolishment of Mono as by-default component
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Who Sponsored Forrester’s Latest Attack on Free Software?
Forrester's FOSS-hostile survey leaves many questions unanswered
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Microsoft and Novell Share a Goal of Eliminating Free GNU/Linux, Imposing Software Patents
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Will Ubuntu remain a minor player
It is time for open source advocates to take off the rose-colored glasses and ask if Ubuntu — more appropriately its Canonical business arm headed by Mark Shuttleworth — is ever going to be a factor below the server level.
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Facebook chat directly on your mobile phone using ebuddy v1.2
Try out the latest version of eBuddy has come with Facebook chat for your mobile phone, this is very amazing as Facebook chat has been the greatest innovation to come to Facebook
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Upload to Facebook and other social sites from your mobile using ShoZu
Looking for a mobile application that can upload text, pictures, video and files from your phone to the internet and the online community for free?
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Why ARM based Smartbooks might fail…
There are two major trends in the netbook space today. On the one hand, PC makers are putting out ultraportable laptops with bigger screens and keyboards and faster processors. The other trend is the blurring of the lines between netbooks and smartphones.
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IE8 beats Firefox and Chrome in 7 out of 10 areas
Microsoft has launched a website titled "Windows Internet Explorer 8: Get the facts," where it gives reasons for installing the browser, compares it to two competing browsers, and busts myths around its offering. At the top, there are selective quotes from different IE8 articles.
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Karmic Koala To Offer More Diverse Wallpaper Selection
In Karmic Koala (9.10), though, Ubuntu seems to be shifting more towards the Windows 7 style... The plan is apparently to offer, in addition to the default wallpaper, a selection of more diverse alternative wallpapers, including photographs, which is a first for Ubuntu.
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Mumble Makes Notifications in Ubuntu / Gnome, More Growl-Like
Mumbles tries to bring a more Growl-like interface to Linux notifications. Currently it supports applications such as Firefox, Thunderbird, Amarok, and Twitter's API, among others.
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Fedora 9 approaches end-of-life
Fedora developer Jon Stanley has announced that the 10th of July, 2009 will be the end-of-life date for Fedora 9, code named Sulphur.
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Good-Bye Ubuntu, Hello PCLinuxOS
After almost two years of relying on Kubuntu and Ubuntu, your editor has had enough. Farewell faithful *buntus, hello and welcome PCLinuxOS. Will PCLinuxOS work out better?
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