Links 29/06/2008: Grou.ps Adopts AGPL; Blizzard Experiments with GNU/Linux
- Dr. Roy Schestowitz
- 2008-06-29 09:15:36 UTC
- Modified: 2008-06-29 09:21:21 UTC
GNU/Linux
Ubuntu
- Adios, Windows XP!
Ladies and gentleman, Windows XP is dead.
Say goodbye to annoying pop up balloons, and say hello to Ubuntu!
Sure, I am sad about the departure of Windows XP, but this just gives me more reason to transition to Linux.
- Ubuntu 8.10 "Intrepid Ibex" Alpha 1 [Screenshots]
One of the first things to notice about Ubuntu 8.10 Alpha 1 is its new theme. Originally, Ubuntu 8.04 was supposed to introduce a (much-anticipated) new default theme for Ubuntu, but that was pushed back into Intrepid Ibex.
- Ubuntu Linux
- Best. Linux Distro. Ever? Ubuntu Studio 8.04
- Biggest Contender In Mobile Space: Ubuntu MID
Ubuntu MID is finger friendly, with no stylus needed. You drive Ubuntu MID with touch. Simply tap the screen or drag a finger to make gestures for intuitive navigation and control. All you will need is to tap an application with your finger to launch it, and tap menus and buttons to use them or swipe a Web page to pan up, down or sideways. Playing on a mobile device was never that much fun as here you can also swipe a video, photo, song or thumbnail page to move to the next or the previous one.
F/OSS
Security
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- Microsoft is still an evil, highly corrupt company
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- [Video] Novell and Microsoft 45 Years Later
- what happened in 2006 when Novell's Ron Hovsepian (who had come from IBM) sealed the company's sad fate by taking the advice of Microsoft moles
- EPO “Technical” Meetings Are Not Technical Anymore, It's Just Corrupt Officials Destroying the Patent Office, Piecewise (While Breaking the Law to Increase Profits)
- Another pillar of the EPO is being knocked down
- Sven Luther, Lucy Wayland & Debian's toxic culture
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- Matthew Garrett, Cambridge & Debian: female colleague was afraid
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- David Graeber, village wives & Debian Outreachy internships
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- an institution full of despots who commit or enable illegalities
- Red Hat Communicates the World Via Microsoft Proprietary Spyware
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- Chris Rutter, ARM Ltd IPO, Winchester College & Debian
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- [Video] Microsoft Got Its Systems Cracked (Breached) Again, This Time by Russia, and It Uses Its Moles in the Press and So-called 'Linux' Foundation to Change the Subject
- If they control the narrative (or buy the narrative), they can do anything
- Links 19/04/2024: Israel Fires Back at Iran and Many Layoffs in the US
- Links for the day
- Russell Coker & Debian: September 11 Islamist sympathy
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- G.A.I./Hey Hi (AI) Bubble Bursting With More Mass Layoffs
- it's happening already
- Over at Tux Machines...
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- Coroner's Report: Lucy Wayland & Debian Abuse Culture
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- Links 18/04/2024: Misuse of COVID Stimulus Money, Governments Buying Your Data
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- Gemini Links 18/04/2024: Google Layoffs Again, ByteDance Scandals Return
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- Gemini Links 18/04/2024: Trying OpenBSD and War on Links Continues
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Comments
ZiggyFish
2008-06-29 22:19:24
Microsoft’s biggest fear must be the Googles of the world ... It still has no clue how to use free software to create more free software, while offering proprietary service on top of that software. It still believes it has to build everything itself.