The release of Google Chrome Frame, a new open source plugin that injects Chrome's renderer and JavaScript engine into Microsoft's browser, earlier this week had many web developers happily dancing long through the night. Finally, someone had found a way to get Internet Explorer users up to speed on the Web.
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Linux garden gets a new GNOME with version 2.28
A new version of the GNOME desktop environment has arrived with a new Bluetooth management tool, a WebKit-based browser, and a number of other noteworthy improvements.
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GNU/Linux Gaming - Vega Strike for All
I must admit, even though I will be 50 years old next March I still like down time playing games. One of the games I play for a while, stop playing, and keep coming back to is the trading and battle space simulator Vega Strike.
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5 things that make Ubuntu Linux the most promising Linux distro in the world
Without doubt, poised to be the Windows of the Linux world in the future. The following 5 points should help clarify my view.
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Firefox 3.5 or 3.6 Ubuntu Repository (deb)
To install the latest Firefox 3.5 (final) or Firefox 3.6 in Ubuntu, open a terminal and type:
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Using Eye-Fi Card on Linux
The Eye-Fi card is a nifty solution for adding wireless capabilities to virtually any digital camera, but it does have one serious drawback: the card relies on proprietary software that runs only on Windows and Mac OS X. Fortunately, the standalone Eye-Fi server written in Python will happily run on Linux, courtesy of the enterprising hacker Jeff Tchang.
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Boycott Ubuntu
Up until Shuttleworth's comment I defended men's rights to freedom of speech. Beyond that I was barely interested in feminists topics. But when someone of such prominence insults the intelligence of women, I think it's time to boycott Ubuntu.
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That Dream Formerly Known as the Linux Desktop
I will never again refer to the Linux Desktop in any of my writings beyond this post. From now on, it's the Linux User Interface.
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First impressions of gnome-shell
GNOME Shell is the proposed interface for Gnome 3, it replaces the window manager, the panels at the top and bottom of the screen and everything that sits on them.
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Ubuntu Lucid about future
Ubuntu's next release will be called Lucid Lynx, a name that reflects the determination of the developers, says Mark Shuttleworth
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The Linux Desktop - The View from LinuxCon
I have just finished up three days at LinuxCon in Portland, put on by the Linux Foundation. Overall, I would say it was a great success.
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Minimal Window Managers: Day 1
After getting a lot of feedback from the crowd regarding window managers I’ve decided to try a few out.
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Red Hat: Linux Pays Off - And Isn't Bloated
The recession is proving to be an opportune time for Linux vendor Red Hat (NYSE: RHT) as it continues to grow revenues and earnings. According to Red Hat executives, the growth is coming at the expense of rivals and as a result of customer confidence in the abilities of Linux and Red Hat's JBoss middleware platform. The growth of Red Hat's business is not however a sign of bloat.
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GNOME 2.28 Released; GNOME 3.0 Is Up Next
Lucas Rocha, on the behalf of all GNOME developers worldwide, has just announced the release of GNOME 2.28.0.
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Quickly is a new utility to simplify Linux application development by bootstrapping repetitive project setup, user interface, packaging, and release chores. It targets both new application developers and those who simply want to speed up recurring tasks.
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