MadPenguin.org posted an article on XGL/Beryl
MadPenguin.org posted a new article: Who is Moving to Linux and Why?
As the software maker endures a tough week, open-source experts question whether the deal would violate the GPL.
Red Hat couches Microsoft-Novell pact as a Linux win
Red Hat couches Microsoft-Novell pact as a Linux win
MadPenguin.org posted an article on open source revenue vs. revolution
The Linux Action Show gets the latest details on KDE 4 and Plasma.
Seattle, Washington (October 26th, 2006) -- The Linux Action Show interviews KDE developer Aaron Seigo and asks him the question on every ones mind, "just what is Plasma?". Then they get the low down on some of the slick new features coming for KDE 4.
This interview, too big to be contained in a single episode, started on episode 18 of the Linux Action Show, and has its climactic conclusion in episode 19.
Some other things you missed, if you haven't been listening to the Linux Action Show lately: Backup solutions for Linux users in the home and in the enterprise, a review of FreeBSD from a Linux users perspective and our run down of the latest Open Source headlines.
-- About "Linux Action Show!" --
Website: http://www.linuxactionshow.com
MP3 Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheLinuxActionShow
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iTunes Feed: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=160075139
Seattle, Washington (October 26th, 2006) -- The Linux Action Show interviews KDE developer Aaron Seigo and asks him the question on every ones mind, "just what is Plasma?". Then they get the low down on some of the slick new features coming for KDE 4.
This interview, too big to be contained in a single episode, started on episode 18 of the Linux Action Show, and has its climactic conclusion in episode 19.
Some other things you missed, if you haven't been listening to the Linux Action Show lately: Backup solutions for Linux users in the home and in the enterprise, a review of FreeBSD from a Linux users perspective and our run down of the latest Open Source headlines.
-- About "Linux Action Show!" --
Website: http://www.linuxactionshow.com
MP3 Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheLinuxActionShow
OGG Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheLinuxActionShowOGG
iTunes Feed: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=160075139
Simulation Producer is an MFC VC++ application that makes capturing a user’s interactions with an application simple. Developers can take the images stored by Simulation Producer and easily add captions, graphics, highlights and more, then display the edited simulation as a Java Applet, Flash movie or as DHTML/JavaScript.
VC++ Simulation Producer for Busy Developers
VC++ Simulation Producer for Busy Developers
OSWeekly looked at the future of Open Source Education and Adoption
MadPenguin.org looked at the Twisted Definition of Open Source
Linus Torvalds has picked up one of Apple's new Intel-based Mac minis to play with, but the Linux creator still prefers Apple's old PowerPC architecture for his primary desktop machine.
Torvalds takes bite of Mac mini
Torvalds takes bite of Mac mini
OSWeekly.com looked at the Joys of Linux Tech Support
The IBM Web Service Streaming Engine uses standards-based streaming protocol to stream mp3 audio, MPEG-4 video, images, and text through external content management. This multi-media streaming engine integrates well with existing web-based enterprise applications, has been tested on Apache Axis and WebSphere service hosts, and can run on both Linux and Windows.
MPEG4/MP3 Streaming Engine for Apache
MPEG4/MP3 Streaming Engine for Apache
IBM Client Application Tool for JMS is a standalone, light weight, J2EE client application that is intended to run inside a J2EE client container and does not require any installation. It uses the domain-independent JMS common interfaces or domain-specific, point-to-point interfaces to test messaging infrastructures without writing JMS client code.
Installation-Free J2EE Client Application
Installation-Free J2EE Client Application
Ad Hoc Development and Integration Tool for End Users (ADIEU) is a programming tool for radically simplified development of Web services and applications. This Web-accessible programming and hosting system provides an environment that lets end users create and deploy dynamic Web pages and Web services without needing extensive knowledge about languages like PHP and Java.
IBM Web-Hosted Tool for Rapid Web Development
IBM Web-Hosted Tool for Rapid Web Development
OSWeekly.com published an article about using older hardware on Linux
MadPenguin.org posted an article on Flash for Linux
OSWeekly.com published an article on Xgl
Techgage posted a list of the top 10 free Linux games
MadPenguin.org posted a review on Symbian OS v9.3
MadPenguin.org looked at the future of virtualization on Linux
Pmcount for Linux on Power Architecture is a Linux tool for configuring, collecting, and printing the performance counter events on IBM PowerPC 970, POWER4, POWER4+, POWER5, and POWER5+ processors. This tool is necessary for analyzing performance issues and identifying or eliminating possible problems.
IBM Hardware Performance Counter for Linux on Power
IBM Hardware Performance Counter for Linux on Power
