Kde 4.1 release is getting closer and more video reviews are popping up on the net. If you are not, yet, aware of KDE 4.1 release schedule, the final version is expected to hit by the end of this month, i.e. July. KDE 4.1 is the first feature release for KDE 4.
Here is a nice [...]
Google Gadgets for Linux are simple HTML and JavaScript applications that can be embedded in web pages and other applications. By all accounts, Gadget support for Linux was a major undertaking for the Google team as it is an entire platform for mini applications. You can check out the source code for it on Google’s [...]
Slackware 12.1 has many improvements over last major release (Slackware 11.0) as well as to that of 12.0 release and is a must-have upgrade for any Slackware user.
Among the many program updates and distribution enhancements, you’ll find two of the most advanced desktop environments available today: Xfce 4.4.2, a fast and lightweight but visually appealing [...]
This one is cool … the ABC with that of latest technology that is driving our lives, making swich from L for Love to L for Linux … isn’t both actually same, cause I Love Linux.
Cool screenshot of Seamless Virtualbox setup where Firefox is running under Vista and Ubuntu Linux setup separately at the same time. Check post Sun xVM VirtualBox 1.6.0 for more info on product and this post.
Aza Raskin, one of the human interface experts hired last year by Mozilla, has released a five minutes video of a very early prototype of what Firefox Mobile’s interface may look like.
As you can see in the video below, the design aims to overcome two of the most common limitations in mobile devices: a small [...]
Screencast of the new features that Firefox 3 is bringing to us. If you are still hanging out with Firefox 2, or even worse, still using the buggy and unsecure IE7, then do go through the following video to get acquainted with:
Remade version based on popular BBC advertisment
Here are few early videos on Ubuntu Netbook Remix OS for ultra or mini portables/notebooks.
Looking good, but not very MIDs compliant. I guess this OS will after all suit more the mini notebooks.
The KDE team have done a huge effort of making KDE 4.1 series a really usable desktop. Here is what KDE 4.1 will bring to end users soon, plus more in final release. This video was made by Rafael, a KDE proud developer, using the latest 4.1 trunk (SVN) version.
Now, if you have used Vista [...]
The folks over at Android Community have posted some exclusive videos of some new Android demos. Very cool stuff happening with that platform. I am not going to write too much about this as the the videos they provided speak for themselves.
And check out the compass feature in the following video, which I find really [...]
Found a nice video demonstrating IBM Lotus Notes 8 running on Novell SLED 10:
IBM® Lotus Notes® 8 software delivers a compelling new user experience with enhancements to existing core functions, complemented by new functionality that can help you increase effectiveness, improve efficiency, and speed your decision making processes.
What’s new in Lotus Notes 8.0.1
What’s new in [...]
Extrapolation estimates OpenOffice.org will reach 1000MB around the year 2024 and it will never exceed Microsoft Office’s size. However, if the OpenOffice.org 3.0 standard edition bundles additional applications (such as Thunderbird and Lightning), the trend will change. Thunderbird 2.0 would add 44MB (11% of OpenOffice.org 2.4.0).
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Here comes the prototype 2.0 version of the OLPC (One Per Child) notebook, with no keyboard will have a clamshell form-factor with two 16:9 touch-screen displays.
The XO-2 will employ the dual indoor-and-sunlight displays, which was pioneered by former OLPC CTO Mary Lou Jepsen. The design will provide a right and left page in vertical format, [...]
So you are still confused about the way Linux filesystem is categorised? Here is a very cool and beautiful representation of the hierarchy which I found @linuxconfig.org site. The diagram below represents (part of) a Linux file system.
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HP Mini-Note comes with SUSE Enterprise Linux, and not OpenSUSE.
In his latest video, Shawn Powers (from the Linux Journal’s redaction) explains us briefly what are some possible ways to play your Windows games on Linux.
Wine (Wine Is Not an Emulator)
http://www.winehq.org
Wine Doors
http://www.wine-doors.org
Wine Doors is an open source Linux application designed to help
install a wide variety of Windows software using Wine. While it
didn’t always work [...]
On the 2008CeBIT held from March 4 to March 9 when GIGABYTE notebooks were in exhibition, GIGABYTE took the advantage to launch refreshing prototype notebook products with innovative technologies - the 4.8” MID (Mobile Internet Device) M528 with compact outlook design and outstanding performance.
The GIGABYTE MID M528 has minimal and fashionable style with elegant and [...]
One of the potentially hottest and most important upcoming technologies posing a challenge to Microsoft’s Windows Mobile is Google’s Android operating system. Google, along with the “Open Handset Alliance,” announced in November the upcoming platform, and that many of the largest handset manufacturers and most important cellular service providers in the world are supporting it.
Although [...]
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