"It looks like I missed an interesting discussion on humane markup langages last week. Obviously I use emacs to write my blog posts with muse and htmlize. A tiny bit of Juan wrap makes it a pleasure. I wouldn’t write at all if I had to use raw HTML (although maybe it wouldn’t be so bad if I used nxml-mode)..."

"Well, I recently took the liberty of changing my tablet's theme around. And now, I have decided to share some other's beautiful mods to show just how awesome the Nokia tablets can look. I have really gotten tired of reading about how horrid the UI is. It's not.

It's awesome."

This release adds support for the future GNU IceCat, the GNUzilla web browser. Web Developer is free software under the terms of the GNU General Public License. - http://chrispederick.com/about/

"In just a few days the new Firefox 3 browser from the house of Mozilla will be release. Except of course if another re-build of the current release candidate has to be made, which would push the publishing of the newest browser to sometime in June. One such reason could be the ease somebody can spoof the secure mode indicator of secured sites, specially on the [GNU] platform.

"We are embarrassed to announce a new stable GnuTLS release: Version 2.2.5. This release fixes a flaw in the patch for one of the security problems fixed by version 2.2.4. The updated advisory is included below. As always, further updates will be posted on: http://www.gnu.org/software/gnutls/security.html ..."

msort is a tool for sorting text files. With both a command-line and graphical interface, it allows you to pick out where your sort keys are in a file and lets you select how to order those keys in a number of ways.

As promised, here I’m going to take a look at the new ‘KDE 4 Remix’ version of Kubuntu.

At MotoDev, its first-ever developer conference in India, last week, Motorola, the U.S.-based communications player who created the first handheld phone 35 years ago, dared ‘desi’ software wizards to create compelling applications for an open framework .