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News
Amazon's 25 Software Bestsellers - And Their Free Equivalents
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday June 01, 2009
A few days ago, I was browsing through Amazon's software category when I stumbled upon the software best seller list. Intrigued, I took a look. Here's the top twenty five when I found it (go ahead and check, it's probably very similar right now).
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915resolution with built-in uvesafb
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday June 01, 2009
The video BIOSes of many (most?) Intel cards only support a very limited number of standard 4:3 resolutions. Widescreen and native LCD video modes are thus not available in (u)vesafb unless one hacks the BIOS using a special utility called 915resolution.
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The feel of Scala
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday May 29, 2009
As well as being a great introduction to Scala, "The Feel of Scala" talk by Bill Venners also gives a good insight into the design choices that underpin improved development productivity.
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VirtualBox with dual boot Windows XP and Slackware
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday May 29, 2009
Well that is possible after one day reading and implementing various workarounds. The purpose of this article is to give you the steps how to do it and to provide you with solutions to the several common problems which you will have to face.
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Portable Windows with/without admin privilege
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday May 29, 2009
Previously, I described how to get some freedom from the "no admin privilege" restriction that many workplace computers have. That technique involved running specially-built versions of one's applications from a thumbdrive.
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Firebird Python PowerConsole Released for Testing
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday May 29, 2009
Today I released PowerConsole v.0.7 to the public. PowerConsole is an enhanced Python interpreter that can host user defined commands. It uses pyparsing-based grammars for user commands to translate them into python calls, so it has limited support for mixing them with Python code.
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JavaFX as JSF 2.0 view description language
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday May 29, 2009
JavaFX is an expressive rich client platform for creating and delivering rich Internet experiences across all screens of your life. JavaFX 1.0 was released on December 4, 2008. As of February 1st, 2009, there had already been over 100,000 downloads of the tools and SDK. Today, JavaFX is available on over 50 million desktops.
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Help improve Canadian copyright law!
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday May 28, 2009
The Globe and Mail has put C-61, a copyright reform bill, on a wiki for editing. See the LibrePlanet page for information on participating.
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Porting Weblogic to JBoss
Submitted by Webmaster on Thursday May 28, 2009
We introduce with this article a small series of tutorials which are aimed at porting applications from weblogic server to JBoss. In the first tutorial we focus on some general architectural aspects and on the connection pool and startup classes porting.
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How to install Virtualbox Guest Additions for a Linux Guest?
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday May 27, 2009
Installing Guest Additions on Virtualbox enables you to use some very powerful features such as seamless integration and full screen resolution mode. You can read more about these features in an article which we have already authored.
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Q&A: Revamped Linux for Netbooks
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday May 27, 2009
Swapping in Ubuntu Linux is not that difficult, and there is even a version called Ubuntu Netbook Remix that's optimized just for smaller, leaner hardware.
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ASUS Linux insult will be Intel and Dell`s gain
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday May 27, 2009
ASUS has effectively abandoned Linux and stated a power user would use Windows instead. This backflip stands against the history of their successful Eee netbook line. Nevertheless, ASUS' loss will be the gain of more savvy players.
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Linux Mint 7 released
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday May 27, 2009
Linux Mint is an Ubuntu-based distribution that aims to be user friendly and provide a more complete out-of-the-box experience by including support for DVD playback, Java, plug-ins and media codecs. The release is based on Ubuntu 9.04 (aka Jaunty Jackalope), the 2.6.28 Linux Kernel, X.org 7.4 and GNOME 2.26.
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Has ASUS all but given up on Linux?
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday May 27, 2009
At today's ASUS product showcase in Sydney, a bunch of media representatives where given a taste of the company's latest and greatest notebooks, including the new range of Eee PC netbooks.
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netpgp: A digital signature signing and verification library for NetBSD
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday May 27, 2009
NetBSD-current has recently had a new addition - that of netpgp, a BSD-licensed library that can perform digital signature signing and verification, and also encryption and decryption of files. An email explaining netpgp was sent to the tech-security mailing list, but I thought I'd give a short summary of that email here
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Do we need our own Linux?
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday May 26, 2009
I downloaded a pre-release version of Bayanihan 5, the upcoming version of the state-sponsored Linux distribution, hoping to put it through its paces.
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Four Linux Apps Worth Downloading
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday May 26, 2009
There is such a wealth of great Free and Open Source software applications it's almost an embarrassment of riches, and we're going to look at 8 of them in this two-part series.
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First look: Intel`s Moblin 2.0 Linux desktop for netbooks
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday May 26, 2009
Over the past few days I've been taking Intel's Moblin 2.0 Linux desktop for netbooks for a spin. Can Intel compete with its long-time partner Microsoft in the operating system game?
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Symfony (PHP): The new Getting Started tutorial
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday May 26, 2009
As of now, the information needed to install symfony were available but they were disseminated in many different places (the installation page, the Jobeet tutorial, the old symfony book). But the main problem was that the best way to install symfony was not the easiest piece of information to find.
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The Ubuntu Virtual Machine: For An Internet Safety Layer (Part I)
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday May 26, 2009
For a brief description:
I want to install Ubuntu Linux inside of a virtual machine (VM), using VirtualBox from Sun. To do that, I have to download VirtualBox software and an Ubuntu ISO image. Once I install both of those items, I create my virtual machine and associate it with my Ubuntu ISO image. I install Ubuntu on the VM. Last, I tweak the settings for my VM.
