The glorious weather that had punctuated the first two days of the conference held, heralding in the third day in a blaze of sunshine. The conference proper was introduced by a keynote by Benjamin Mako Hill on Antifeatures: Why your software works against you and why software freedom offers hope of a better future.
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How to install Firefox 3.6 in Ubuntu Karmic/Jaunty/Intrepid/Hardy
We are going to get the new version 3.6 of firefox today if you want to install this on your ubuntu system use this tutorial (Ubuntu Karmic/Jaunty/Intrepid/Hardy)
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Digium Updates Switchvox 4.5
Switchvox is Digium's commercially licensed VoIP IP PBX and was last updated a year ago for enhanced unified communications collaboration services. Digium itself is best known as the lead commercial sponsor behind the open source Asterisk IP PBX effort, which also serves as the base for Switchvox.
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Gnome Activity journal- A tool for easily browsing,finding,tracking files on your computer
GNOME Activity Journal is not a File Browser but an Activity Browser. It uses Zeitgeist to get information on what files/websites/contacts/etc. you worked with and Tracker to get information about the current state of the files and all sorts of meta-data
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New Low-Latency Ubuntu Server Build Proposed
Canonical's Tim Gardner is seeking comments regarding a new build of Ubuntu Server that he is proposing.
Read more »From India with code
With its massive pool of programming talent, it is no wonder that India has taken pride of place among the countries competing to attract IT outsourcing.
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Digium Officially Launches Asterisk Exchange
Digium this week is officially launching Asterisk Exchange — an online marketplace that allows customers and partners to piece together solutions involving Asterisk (the open source IP PBX). If successful, Asterisk Exchange could expand the ecosystem for alternative VoIP and unified communication solutions. Here’s the scoop, including an interview with Digium CEO Danny Windham.
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Sauce Labs Announces Sauce IDE
Sauce Labs has released Sauce IDE, a record and playback system for Selenium tests that allows individuals new to Selenium do automated application functional testing on multiple browsers including Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrome and Opera and multiple operating systems, all without writing any code.
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HTC Tattoo reviewed
Android is becoming something of a star in the smartphone world. The operating system is finger friendly and benefits from an app store with many free - and useful - applications to choose from.
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Retro gaming: Dosbox v ScummVM – Who is the champion?
The idea that Linux users would want to play old MS-DOS games might seem strange to some, whats even stranger for me is the fact that this task needs similar software to do exactly the same thing under the latest Windows versions.
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New jQuery Forum is Here!
Today we’re officially announcing the brand new jQuery Forum. We’ve been using mailing lists, and subsequently Google Groups, over the past 4 years to manage the discussion and community around jQuery. That particular solution has simply not been able to scale to our discussion requirements both in terms of participation and in managing spam.
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Wine 1.1.37 Released
The Wine development release 1.1.37 is now available. What's new in this release: A number of fixes in AVI file support. Several MSXML improvements. A few MSI fixes. Various bug fixes.
The source is available now. Binary packages are in the process of being built, and will appear soon at their respective download locations.
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Ubuntu Help Centre To Get Major Overhaul For Lucid?
The Ubuntu "Help and Support" system may be getting a overhaul in time for Lucid. Developers feel the majority of users are either simply unaware that the help system exists or find it overly complicated to navigate and draw information from.
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NZ govt trials Linux desktops in Feb
Three New Zealand government agencies will begin a pilot next month to replace their existing Windows desktops with machines running Linux and other open source software.
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Beginner’s Guide to Fluxbox Configuration
On any list of lightweight Linux window managers, you’ll find Fluxbox. Originally a fork of Blackbox, Flux is well known as a fast, light, highly configurable desktop. Unfortunately, Fluxbox’s emphasis on text files for nearly all configuration often acts as a roadblock for those first trying it out.
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