The Blender Foundation has released the first beta for what will become version 2.6 of their open source 3D content creation suite
Read more »Build a $200 Linux PC
Times are still tough out there, but our needs and desires don't always flag just because the economy does. So we asked ourselves: What's the lowest point at which these two goals could intersect? We knew we wanted to aim low, almost ridiculously low—so we decided on what seemed like almost an unthinkable total: $200.
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India Unveils $35 Laptop
The happy man you see above is not the nine gazillionth owner of an iPad, but the Indian minister for HR Development, Kapil Sibal. What he's holding in his hand is, he claims, a $35 tablet that will give the OLPC a run for its money.
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Sauerbraten "Cube 2" 2010 Update Released
If you are looking to do some Linux / open-source gaming this weekend but are looking for something new besides the recent release of VDrift, the Sauerbraten developers are out with their first update in 14 months.
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Canola Media Center Works Surprisingly Good in Ubuntu 10.04 "Lucid Lynx"
Canola is a open source media center application which was primarily built for smart phones and netbook devices. To be frank, I had never heard about Canola before and so I decided to give Canola Media Center a spin in my laptop powered by Ubuntu 10.04 'Lucid Lynx'.
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Chrome team sets six-week cadence for new major versions
Google announced today via the Chromium Blog that it plans to release new stable versions of Chrome every six weeks. Though the team has managed to ship five major revisions in less than two years, the new accelerated pace means we could see Chrome 9.0 by the end of this year.
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5 Beautiful GNOME (GTK) Themes
These are 5 amazing GNOME themes which are either new or recently updated. Some of them come as complete theme packs with icons, wallpapers and so on.
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Arch + XFCE: The perfect Desktop
In the past week I’ve Ubuntu 10.04, Mint 9, and Arch + GNOME, but Arch + XFCE seems to beat all of those.
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Conky Colors Makes Your Conky Beautiful In Seconds (Version 3.20 Released)
Conky is a free, light-weight system monitor for X, that displays any information on your desktop.
Read more »What’s happening in compizland?
Since the release the core team has been doing a bit of planning for what we want to do in the upcoming 0.9.2 release. A roadmap of “big features” will be coming in the next week or so.
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Ubuntu 10.04 Passes The Test
What I am going to try to show, and contribute here, is that there seems to be a synergy in Ubuntu, which has allowed it to finally install on my laptop, which is not really an oddball machine, but apparently in the world of Linux, it is.
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5 of the Best Free Linux Typing Tutors
Being able to touch type is the ability of typing without looking at the keyboard. By touch-typing, the individual uses all fingers instead of just a few fingers. Consequently, typing speed increases dramatically.
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Some Really Interesting Gwibber Mockups For Ubuntu!
Neil Patel is the Technical lead for Ubuntu Netbook Edition and Unity at Canonical Ltd. With the current drawbacks with Gwibber's UI in mind, Neil have created some really good looking Gwibber UI mockups.
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Is Creating Graphical Environments an Artistic Endeavor?
But every time people in the Linux community receive a push for artwork of a better quality, along come people who simply think this way, that your desktop is "just a tool."
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