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If your comic books are chaos, or your board game collection has gone out of control, GCstar might be the solution you need. GCstar is a free, open source collection management application for GNU/Linux systems.
The Document Foundation (TDF) has announced the relase of LibreOffice 3.5.4, the fifth version of the free office suite's 3.5 family.
There are some simple video tutorials for beginners that certainly help when starting. Take a look at [url]http://idilix.net/ubuntu-tutorial[/url] and have fun! (They are for Ubuntu only...) - Willynux
Migel de Icaza, the creator of Mono, and Moonlight has announced that Moonlight will no longer be maintained.
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There’s a Southern expression that goes, "Says easy, does hard." In this case, it’s easy to say that your company is focused on collaboration and ideas. But many executives conflate the terms "collaboration" and "consensus." Seeking consensus and creating a democracy of ideas is not what we at Red Hat...
Canonical added support for PayPal to their commercial Ubuntu One cloud storage service.
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In an effort to measure the size of the universe, researchers are using the Jaguar supercomputer at ORNL to simulate the explosions of white dwarf star supernova. The physics of supernova explosions is something astrophysicists have been trying to figure out for about 50 years now,” said Stan Woosley, principal investigator of an Innovative and Novel Computational Impact on Theory and Experiment (INCITE) project and professor of astrophysics at the University of California–Santa Cruz. “It is an...
As we've reported, the diminutive $25 Linux computer dubbed Raspberry Pi is attracting developers and tinkerers, and we've also noted that it could succeed where projects like One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) ran into roadblocks--in the educational market. In fact, the tiny devices (see the motherboard shown here) have already drawn interest from educational system and technology industry leaders. Now, in a very promising step for the Raspberry Pi movement, Google Chairman Eric Schmidt has pledged to give U.K. schools Raspberry Pis and pledged to train 100 teachers in how to pass Linux skills onto students. "Rebooting computer science education is not straightforward," Schmidt said at an event in London, according to the BBC.
SparkFun is not like BMW. We will never be the company to produce the luxury market version of breakout boards and development tools. I believe the only way SparkFun will survive this quickly changing world is to be malleable. We have to be ready to change. Read more... read more...
In a blog post Liz discloses that the foundation is working on an experimental camera which will be released later this year.
Designed to be used by those who are actively getting shot at in warzones, not just those of us who are clumsy with our gadgets, the new Rampage 6 tablet is even more rugged than Panasonic's Toughbook tablet. Though, far less capable. More ...
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Google's CEO, Larry Page, has announced that Google has officially acquired Motorola Mobility. The process started last August but the deal is now done. Google hasn't made a statement about what exactly they plan on doing with this acquisition, but he does introduce Motorola Mobility's new CEO, Google employee Dennis...
Google Chrome has beaten Microsoft's Internet Explorer as the most popular web browser worldwide, for the first time.
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Samba4 aims to be a drop-in Active Directory server replacement. It's still in alpha, so the easy way to try it out is with Resara Server, which supplies a polished administration console and decent documentation. So grab your Windows peecees and come take Resara for a spin.
HTC's One X and EVO 4G LTE are both held up in customs right now. Patent trouble. But according to updates folks who preordered the Sprint phone, the EVO 4G LTE has a tentative date of May 23. More ...
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Let's see, on one hand we are always awaiting for someone to donate and the pieces of software that we produce and consume are state of the art but not valued, of course scientific work is always the same, the scientist gets an award and someone else gets the money, but on the other hand, videogames are not exactly scientific or for work or community collaboration efforts, they are amusement and we have both free and non free, you can either go for a walk in the forest or go to a theme park. The implications are the same. :D - Ernesto Augusto Schettino Benitez
There are a lot of excellent reasons to get involved with an open source project. You can learn a new language, improve your existing skills, be challenged by a community that is at the top of their field or even get better at managing complex distributed projects. There are also...
need ur help
I have setup the adminer and phpmyadmin on Redhat Linux Enterprise 5.
Adminer
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Download the editor and edtor.mysql with created 2 subfolders, folder 'ad' for Adminer 'editor' and 'editormysql' and folder 'myphp' for phpmyadmin into www/html folder .
When i tried to open the file as http://localhost/ad/editor.php or editormysql.php, it open as script file not the main output. same for phpmyadmin. Please help how to open the file. Do I need to permission 'chmod' to folder and the file?
appreciate ur help guys.
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- vanes
What I want out of Jack or something similar is to be able to direct sound to specific speaker sets. System notice sounds out to one set, audio output to another set, and movies to a third set.
I never use surround sound, but I want to listen to music in the bedroom, movies in the living room, etc.
Jack is incapable of that. Perhaps pulse-audio can, but it needs a good setup program.
There are needs for other creation tools that are usually thousand of dollars, such as electronic cad, routing, and parts list programs. All of what is out there, expensive or cheap, are on Windows. Likewise, I have a cheap Windows Cad program (DeltaCad) that makes 2d drawings easily. It's too easy to use to spend a couple of months learning to use the Linux 2d Cad's.
- John Bowling
;) perhappz mssr shuttleworth should spring for a major tv ad? - cd
Is there a specific location for where I can find all the changes (updates, bug fixes and overall UI/GUI changes) between each Daily Build?
if so, please post / direct me to the correct place. I understand that there might be several places, but I would prefer an official place hosted and maintained by Ubuntu/ Canonical / Linux.xom / launchpad etc.
Thanks in advance. - martin nilsson