GNU/Linux

• Tanner EDA Supports Linux for A/MS and MEMS Tools
• One step closer...
• Tux3 by Christmas?
• Thoughts on Linux migration
• How about "just using" instead of "migrating"?
• The Linux CLI for Beginners, or, Fear Not the Linux Command Line!
• Nouveau Companion 41
• Best Backup Solutions for Desktop Linux

• Games

  • Play Linux Games From A Live DVD
  • GameLayers gets on track with Ruby on Rails

• Media

  • Musix1.0r6Stable-announce
  • Amarok gets a facelift
  • Hands-on: Amarok 2 rocks the house
  • Managing your movie collection with Griffith

• Distributions

  • Debian on a Dell E4300
  • Two New Linux Beta Distributions
  • KDE4 on Gentoo
  • Red Hat CEO looks from Wall Street to 'mainstreet'

  • Ubuntu

    • Spending a Day with Ubuntu
    • Flashback: Nelson Mandela on the Meaning of "Ubuntu"

• Events

  • 4000 Attendees at French Team Release Party
  • LCA 2009 co-organiser just 'likes keeping busy'

• Devices

  • Hardware Review: Yoggie Open Soho Firewall
  • Embedded Linux distro rev'd for ARM11
  • ARM11 module targets low-power devices

  • Portable

    • Is This the Cloud OS You Wanted?
    • Unboxing the CherryPal: It’s alive!
    • Gigabyte M528 MID is cool and very portable

  • Sub-notebooks

    • Jim Zemlin on Moblin and the well-hedged OS
    • The Inspiration behind Netbooks

  • Palm

    • Palm eyes a rebound at CES, maybe with Linux
      
      

      Seeming to take a cue from Apple, Palm Inc. this week sent out vaguely phrased invitations promising "Palm New-Ness" to journalists at CES. Will Palm launch a new Linux OS at the show? Or will it even resurrect Foleo?

      
      
      
    • Palm Linux OS Launch Likely for Upcoming CES
    • Dual Boot Linux on a Palm TX

  • Phones

    • Android ported to Nokia N810
    • A Sprint Android Phone for 2009?
    • LiMo Says Vodafone's Android Support Shouldn't Fragment the Mobile Linux Space
    • iPhone to become openPhone ?

F/OSS

• A look at free software in Ecuador
• Nepal's first FOSS Training and Research Center Opened

• Softtware

  • Video's Route to the Mainstream: Open Standards
  • Boekenbeurs using Drupal
  • 6 Ways to Get Much More Out of GIMP
  • Nathive source under GPL and 0.811 alpha released
  • Most Underhyped Apps of 2008

• OpenSolaris

  • OpenSolaris now on Toshiba laptops
  • OpenSolaris 2008.11: Its Time Is Coming

• Web Browsers

  • Latest Firefox 3.1 Beta Supports Multi-touch Gestures
  • Google Chrome fixes Hotmail by being Safari
  • Google Chrome ditches beta label
  • Chrome, Firefox, IE Reveal no Major Bugs
  • Can Firefox 3.1 pull me back from Chrome?
  • Broswer Wars Reloaded: Javascript speed, Acid tests
  • Google, Mozilla Heat Up Browser Wars

• Thunderbird

  • A leap forward - Thunderbird 3 beta
  • My Thunderbird extensions

• OpenOffice.org

  • Review: OpenOffice.org 3
  • PlusOffice to Build on OpenOffice.org

• FSFE

  • FTF and gpl-violations release a guide to reporting and fixing licence violations
  • FSFE adds Fellowship representation to General Assembly
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  India

  • FSFS.in 2008 :: Day 1.1 Lunch
  • FSFS.in Day One Morning Session
  • Free Software Free Society Conference on Freedom in Computing, Development and Culture (FSFS.in 2008 ):: Full Roundup
  • Watch out the conference Online on Your Desktop !!
  • Stallman to visit community computing centre

Rights

• Berlusconi plans to use G8 presidency to 'regulate the internet'
• Net firms rebuff filtering plan
• UK police: 'We need crime breathalysers for PCs'
• UK Culture Secretary Pushes Copyright Extension With Questionable Logic
• Whaddaya Know? DRM For Nokia's 'Comes With Music' Is Cracked
• Ubisoft's Passive-Aggressive Decision To Drop DRM

Digital Tipping Point: Clip of the Day

Dolby Linux wizard John Gilbert gives us a look inside the movie industry 06 (2004)

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