Links 18/06/2008: OpenMoko Comes Soon, Mandriva Linux 2009 in the Making
- Dr. Roy Schestowitz
- 2008-06-18 20:11:23 UTC
- Modified: 2008-06-18 20:11:23 UTC
GNU/Linux
- Kernel space: Interview with Andrew Morton
Andrew Morton is well-known in the kernel community for doing a wide variety of different tasks: maintaining the -mm tree for patches that may be on their way to the mainline, reviewing lots of patches, giving presentations about working with the community, and, in general, handling lots of important and visible kernel development chores.
- New Nvidia Linux Drivers Bring Support for Kernel 2.6.26
- Technology Alignment Released Pioneer Linux 3.2
- Aladdin HASP SRM Adds Linux Support
- Bridging the African digital divide - with a ‘toaster’
“We were getting a lot of people excited about it,” Hudson says. But when new fans asked how to get their hands on the newest version of Linux, the answer was always the same: Download it. “We’d see their shoulders slump,” he says. “We had a clear message, we were getting out there and talking to people, but we were clearly falling short.”
- Ubuntu Compared to Other Linux Distributions
- Adventures with open source apps on Linux - Part 2
- Red Hat trains partners up with services certification
Embedded/Mobile
Mandriva
- 2009.0 Development
- Mandriva Linux 2009 plans announced
Mandriva Linux 2009 comes a step closer to reality today with the unveiling of the release schedule and the technical specifications. All this information can be found on the Mandriva Linux 2009 Development page on the Mandriva Wiki. The schedule includes two alphas, two betas, and two release candidates, prior to the final release in early October 2008. The first alpha release is scheduled for June 25th - just a week away.
- Mandriva and EEE PC, 2009.0 specs
F/OSS and Openness
Firefox 3 Off to a Beautiful Flight
Security
Microsoft
Leftovers
Recent Techrights' Posts
- GNU/Linux Has Become More Mainstream in the United Kingdom
- It's a long weekend here and we guess some people dabble in GNU/Linux migrations, at least at home
- IBM is "Taking the PIP" (Piss), People 'Retire' 'Voluntarily' to "Focus on Family"
- IBM has a billion bucks for 'the butcher', but not a million dollars for critical projects and initiatives in Free software
- It Should be Uncontroversial to Say That Social Control Media is a Weapon
- Democracy is not compatible with the likes of Kapo-Berg and MElon controlling public discourse of billions
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- Gemini Links 30/08/2026: Photography, Paper Books, Linux Kernel and the Debian Projects Permitting Slop Plagiarism
- Links for the day
- Imagine a World Where Nobody Fights for Software (and Computing) Freedom
- The community keeps fighting back, so some of these ambitions are delayed or watered down
- FSF Has Grown (More Staff) After a Year of Financial Growth
- On October 4 the FSF turns 41
- SLAPP Censorship - Part 166 Out of 200: Garrett Wasn't Found Innocent Per Se, the Court Wanted More Evidence of Who Was Behind Particular Accounts Using Tor
- It's complicated
- Criminals Don't Obey Laws, California Does Not Enhance Online Safety
- It has been a while since we last mentioned so-called 'age-verification' laws
- Over at Tux Machines...
- GNU/Linux news for the past day
- IRC Proceedings: Saturday, August 29, 2026
- IRC logs for Saturday, August 29, 2026
- Links 29/08/2026: Stop the Hate, Goldfish Myths, and xmpp.nz
- Links for the day
- Links 29/08/2026: Wave of Social Control Media Bans, Suno Data Breach Class Actions
- Links for the day
- Links 29/08/2026: Microsoft GitHub Outage (Again), "Displaying Ads Directly on Your Monitor", and "Election Deniers Could Soon Control Elections"
- Links for the day
- Misuse of Bots (Now Sold as "Agents", "Hey Hi", "Automation", and "Efficiency")
- They even try to rebrand robotics as "hey hi" and try to sell slop as "work"
- Debian: Plagiarism OK, Just be "Responsible" About It
- The result isn't the worst, but it's not good either
- Don't Let Them Kill Activism
- Are the oligarchs shutting the lid on activism and whistleblowers?
- SLAPP Censorship - Part 165 Out of 200: Two Years Since My Wife and I Sued
- In early September 2024 we hit back
- Over at Tux Machines...
- GNU/Linux news for the past day
- IRC Proceedings: Friday, August 28, 2026
- IRC logs for Friday, August 28, 2026
- Gemini Links 29/08/2026: Death Notice, Systems Biology, and Gopher
- Links for the day
- Links 28/08/2026: Chatbot Pushers Admit They're Used Heavily for Social Engineering Scams, Strong Backlash Against "Smart Glasses" (CCTV on Legs)
- Links for the day
- Michael Catanzaro's Latest Blog Post Affirms Rumours of Red Hat Changes and RAs/PIPs at IBM
- reading between the lines, IBM is "spitting out" Red Hat staff
- If Linux Was Written in Rust, 80% or More of Linux Developers Would Not Understand It (Same If It's Composed by LLM Slop)
- The licence (GPL) is not enough when there are ways to bypass it
- Gemini Links 28/08/2026: Absurd Tomodachi Summer, Screen Piggery, and Jugulans 1.0.3 Released
- Links for the day
- Links 28/08/2026: "UK Power Grid Has a Phantom Data Center Problem" and "Growth at All Costs is Cancer"
- Links for the day
- SLAPP Censorship - Part 164 Out of 200: Patent Troll SLAPPs, Defamation Trolls, and Stranglers From America
- You start to wonder if the core issue is insecurity
- Rumours of More PIPs and Layoffs at Confluent Just Months After IBM Bought It
- It is meanwhile apparent IBM will have mass layoffs next week (September)
- Over at Tux Machines...
- GNU/Linux news for the past day
- IRC Proceedings: Thursday, August 27, 2026
- IRC logs for Thursday, August 27, 2026
- After Many Waves of PIPs (Silent Layoffs) IBM Makes Non-Silent Layoffs, Effective Next Week (September)
- What we heard is turning out to be true
Comments
PitaGuy
2008-06-19 08:01:03
Nothing new.