The students of a missionary school in Pakistan, from first graders to graduates, have become enthusiast Edubuntu users thanks to the cooperation between their administrator and an Italian LUG.
Read more »Wine Weekly News: Issue 352
his is the 352 issue of the World Wine News publication. Its main goal is to prepare the world for WineConf 2008. It also serves to inform you of what's going on around Wine. Wine is an open source implementation of the Windows API on top of X and Unix. Think of it as a Windows compatibility layer.
Read more »Serving and styling maps with Geoserver
Google Maps opened up a whole new world of mapping on the Web, making it easy for companies and individuals to put their data on a map. But if you want more control over how your maps look, or have data that doesn't really work well with Google Maps, there are other options, including serving your own data with Geoserver.
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Becoming a free software developer, part V: When and where did you learn?
In my last article I talked about how interest leads people to program. Then life rose up behind me like a giant Doberman pincer and bit me on my backside; so, I didn't think of programming for over four months. However, just this week something happened that made me want to program again.
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IBM takes a stand against bad standards
Bad standards and standard wars are an all too common part of modern information technology. Now, IBM has announced that it's not going to put up with them anymore. And, yes, Microsoft, IBM is looking at you.
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8 Killer Apps for Android
Just recently, the Linux-based Android phone has been successfully introduced to the public. Google, T-Mobile, and HTC put on a show in New York that attracted huge media interest. Now, it's time to see Android perform, though we'll have to wait before G1 goes on sale starting October 22.
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What's Red Hat Doing in the Virtualization Business?
At its annual Red Hat Summit in June, the Linux powerhouse announced that it would be deploying its Embedded Linux Hypervisor, oVirt, which is based on KVM in its server line. This lightweight, embeddable hypervisor currently enables users to run run Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Windows VMs on Linux.
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ISO Death Watch in the Press: Part Deux
IBM's latest action severe enough to injure ISO's reputation further
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Review of Russell Dyer's MySQL in a Nutshell, Second Edition
Review of MySQL in a Nutshell, Second Edition ~ reviewed by Steve McInerney The first thing I noticed is that, compared to the First Edition, the second is about 40% bigger. But is it just extraneous fluff or useful information? Useful. Very.
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Faster Web page load times for mobile devices with Ziproxy
Ziproxy is Web proxy server, but rather than cache content the way Web proxies like Squid do, it's designed to compress the content that it fetches from the Web before forwarding it to the Web client.
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The iPhone Is Now Doomed
I cannot claim to be a developer, but I have been watching the whole iPhone application development issues with interest.
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32 Times Faster Deleting Your Home Directory
Yes, KDE-4.2 will be 32 times faster deleting a large number of files compared to KDE-4.1!
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Muppy Interview
Mini-sys is a Puppy Linux fork, designed for stable, commercial use
It includes many enhancements for the home and professional user.
'Muppy' is the code name for Minisys-Linux.∞
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Mesa 7.2 Has Been Released
Following last month's release of Mesa 7.1, Tungsten Graphics began working on Mesa 7.2, which is a stabilized version of this OpenGL implementation that had picked up 3D support for the ATI Radeon R500 and Intel GMA 4-Series.
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Innov8: Workplace Immersion Training for Developers
A collaboration between IBM and a handful of California universities is putting would-be software developers in the thick of things, but only in a virtual way. The program, Innov8, offers a virtual workplace simulation that helps students navigate various scenarios.
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