Using a forum board or IRC channel is a lot like trying to solve your problems by walking down a dorm room hallway. Room by room you poke your head in, say hi to everybody, and ask around quickly to see if anyone has an idea. The responses can vary depending on which door you knock on.
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Intel answers Microsoft's Linux 'noise' with MeeGo show
Microsoft and Intel are fighting for the affections of hardware makers as the PC industry tries to answer Apple's iPad. The world's biggest software company used the annual Computex show in Taiwan to release a preview of Windows Embedded Compact 7 — the latest rebranded version of Windows CE, which has been promised on tablets from Asus, LG, and MSI.
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Pidgin 2.7.1 closes 3 year old MSN bug
The Pidgin developers have released version 2.7.1 of their open source instant messenger application, addressing issues from the previous update and closing a three year old bug related to MSN direct file transfers
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Google opens up Chrome's RLZ library
In the spirit of increasing the company's transparency Google is open sourcing the Chrome RLZ library, which generates tracking tokens used by Google Chrome
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Backup your OS to a LiveCD - Mephisto Backup v1.10.4
Mephisto Backups key feature is the ability to backup your system to an image and copy it to a Linux Live DVD for future restoration. The user can then take that cd and move his or her system to any PC.
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Linaro: Accelerating Linux on ARM
At our last UDS in Belgium it was notable how many people were interested in the ARM architecture. There have always been sessions at UDS about lightweight environments for the consumer electronics and embedded community, but this felt tangibly different.
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Grub2 Splash Images for Ubuntu 10.04/9.10
Make the grub look nice than before.This package is compatible with Ubuntu 9.10 (karmic) and also Ubuntu 10.04 (lucid) LTS.
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ARM, Freescale, Samsung, IBM & TI form Linaro
Processor manufacturer ARM, Freescale, IBM, Samsung, ST-Ericsson and Texas Instruments have teamed up to form a new software engineering company dedicated to enhancing open source for the next generation of always-connected, always-on computing
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MeeGo Brings The Magic
When the Linux Foundation announced the MeeGo project earlier this year, they said it would "bring the magic to Linux." Now that it is finally here, does it deliver on its promise? It sure does.
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OpenSSL updates fix vulnerabilities
The OpenSSL developers have released versions 0.9.8o and 1.0.0a, fixing two security problems
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exFAT drivers for Linux and Android
Tuxera, the company formed by the NTFS-3G developers, has announced an exFAT driver for Android and other Linux systems
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Best Free and Open Source CRM Software
Best Free and Open Source CRM Software: Customer relationship management (CRM) is a business strategy for managing and understanding clients and sales prospects to help enhance customer satisfaction and thus increase profit and reduce operational costs.
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“Linux is subversive”: so begins “The Cathedral and the Bazaar,” Eric Raymond's analysis of the open source way. The subversion there was mainly applied to the world of software, but how much more subversive are the ideas that lie behind open source when applied to politics.
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Chromium Notes: What does it mean for a browser to be fast?
What does it mean for a browser to be fast? It turns out to be a bit hard to pin down, really. I was asked about this and tried to give a lightning talk at the recent Ubuntu Developer Summit on how we think about application speed in general but I think I didn't make my points well, so I thought I'd try to expand a bit here on what you ought to consider when comparing browsers.
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Intel seeks consumers for MeeGo
Intel has released more details and the deployment roadmap for the company's MeeGo operating system (OS), highlighting its desire for consumers to start utilizing the open source platform.
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