I’ve been running Ubuntu as my sole OS on my laptop for around 8 months now. I’ve had dual-boots and dabbled in Linux for servers and stuff for around 10 years or so, but this is the first time I’ve had it as the only OS on a system, that I use for day-to-day.
Read more »Open Movie Editor Releases New Version
Linux based non-linear video application, Open Movie Editor, has released a new version. Originally new sourced were rolled out on May 21st, with a small bug fix update now available from May 23rd.
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Flock draws $15 million for social browsing
Flock, a Firefox-based Web browser that plays up social networking online, has raised $15 million in a fourth round of funding led by Fidelity Ventures. The company's previous investors, Bessemer Venture Partners, Catamount Ventures, and Shasta Ventures, also participated in the round.
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Linux sales grow 22 per cent in China
The commercial Linux market in China has seen sales value increase 22.6 per cent over the past year, according to new research.
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Why open source needs an attitude adjustment
Recession be damned. The first quarter of the year saw a record $203.7 million of venture capital flow to young open source companies. You'd think that would be a cause for celebration, but for too many members of the open source community money is, well, icky.
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OpenMoko Linux mobile phone ditches GTK+, gets Qt and E17
OpenMoko develops completely open Linux-based mobile phones that can be modified and improved in the spirit of open source. OpenMoko's developer-oriented Neo1973 was released last year and the consumer model, called the FreeRunner, is expected to move into the mass production stage next month.
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Google carves an Android path through open-source world
Google didn't invent open-source programming or pioneer the mobile-phone software market, but when it comes to its Android project, don't accuse Google of playing follow the leader.
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EU and USA negotiating mutual patent recognition
In its statement on the results of the Transatlantic Economic Council negotiations, issued last week, the council made brief reference to the intellectual property rights issue. A single bullet point in the statement references a roadmap issued jointly by the European Commission and US Patent Office aimed at advancing "global patent harmonization".
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Testing the new SUSE Linux Enterprise 10 SP2
In Novell's new SUSE Linux Enterprise 10 SP2, announced yesterday, you'll find only small, but useful, improvements, most of them for better interoperability with Microsoft protocols and formats.
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Watch and Learn How Intellectual Monopoly Laws Are Passed
A newly-leaked document shows just what type of brainwash is used to change the law behind people's backs.
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Novell Continues to Show Signs of Crumbling
Changes of leadership at Novell are yet another sign of weakness, among several more.
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Do-No-Evil Saturday - Part III: Novell’s Latest Losses and Wins
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Do-No-Evil Saturday - Part II: SLED/SLES Service Pack, More Xandros at Asustek
New SUSE service pack, review, deals and the birth of another PC that runs a Xandros derivative
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Do-No-Evil Saturday - Part I: Solid Week for the OpenSUSE Project
Report about OpenSUSE, which seems to contain signs of progress (note: we don't mock OpenSUSE on Saturdays).
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Safely Patching Your Veritas Root Mirror Disk On Linux Or Unix
How to safely patch your Linux or Unix root disk using Veritas Volume Manager mirroring.
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