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Intel
and Nokia partner on open
source mobile computing. The two companies
announced plans to create devices, Nokia calls “the next wave of
mobile technology”; a new mobile device platform based on Linux and
a range of open source technologies using Intel x86 Architecture
chips and Nokia HSPA chipsets. more...
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10 Firefox 3.5 Features. Firefox 3.5 is a
pretty substantial update to the popular open-source browser, and
it's just around the corner. See what features, fixes, and clever new
tools are worth getting excited about in the next big release.
more... and Firefox
3.5 RC Review and Firefox
3.5 Release May Accelerate IE's Downfall.
Cisco
offers Linksys 802.11n router
with Linux. Cisco today aimed
its Linksys routers at the open-source community with its first
modern-era, 802.11n Wi-Fi router using Linux. The WRT160NL gives
power users more control over the operating system driving the
network device without having to resort to hacked firmware. more...
Amazon
Kindle powered by Linux, FSF
not impressed. Amazon is now
making new source code available for its Amazon Kindle. Basically
what it represents is, Amazon's responsibility to make the GPL
licenced source code that is used in the Kindle available to others.
more...
Clutter
1.0 Reaches RC1 Milestone. Clutter, the
open-source toolkit designed to develop rich user interfaces with
OpenGL and OpenGL ES but without the complexity of programming to
such APIs, is nearing version 1.0. This toolkit, which was used to
create the very impressive Moblin V2 interface, is backed by Intel
and continues to gain steam. more...
Installing
Sonar in a Linux
environment. If you are serious
about Code Quality management, you should know about Sonar. Sonar is
a one-stop shop for code quality metrics. If you are using Maven to
generate code quality metrics with tools like Checkstyle, PMD,
FindBugs, Cobertura, and/or Clover, forget the standard Maven reports
- use Sonar instead! Sonar gives you a dynamic view of both snapshot
and historical data coming from all of these tools. more...
Misc. T-Mobile
Phones Home, Again. Chris
Mason on BTRfs: the next generation file system for Linux. Valve
To Launch Native Linux Game In July? EFF
busts bogus Internet subdomain patent.
How To Tips.
How To Creative
Commons 101: Learn, understanding, and using How To Great
themes for Ubuntu 9.04. How To Sending
Text Messages Without a Cellphone.
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