The third alpha release of Gnash has just been made at version
0.8.0. Gnash is a GPL'd Flash movie player and browser plugin for Firefox, Mozilla, Konqueror, and Opera. Gnash supports many SWF v7 features and ActionScript2 classes.
Gnash 0.8.0 released
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Kilted Debian lovers to overrun Edinburgh
Here's a poser for you: could there be anything more frightening than a bunch of open source geeks (proud ones, at that) milling around the mean streets of Edinburgh? Well, yes. How about if you put some of them in special Debian kilts?
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Using the Navigator to get around in an OpenOffice Calc spreadsheet
I've been talking about using the Navigator in Writer. Here are a few ways to use the Navigator in OpenOffice.org Calc spreadsheets.
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Why the Dell/Ubuntu Deal Won't Improve Linux's Market Share
When you take a few steps back from the furor and zealotry and take a close look at what’s happened here, you will quickly start to see the cracks. One problem is that Dell appears to be under the misguided impression that listening to the IdeaStorm community is the same as listening to customers. It’s not.
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Google 'hostile to privacy': Privacy International - Breaking News - Technology - Breaking News
Should we trust Google with our private data while they take a recalcitrant attitude towards privacy concerns?
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Linux gets more mobile
The Linux Phone Standards (LiPS) Forum will today release its first specifications in an effort to encourage people to develop more applications for Linux-based mobile phones.
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5 Cool Linux-Powered Phones
We have seen the future of cell phones, and it’s Linux. These five phones bring the flexibility of Linux to the portable world.
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Over 16 Small Games For Ubuntu Linux
Ubuntu Linux is one of the most popular Linux distributions, it is especially popular among Linux newbies and windows refuges. Now Ubuntu Linux does come with a decent set of applications, still there is a scope for including some more quality applications and especially games.
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With the recent release of Windows Vista, many users are considering switching.
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A guide to using PDFs on GNU/Linux
Although GNU/Linux has long supported postscript format, full support for the related PDF file format has been longer in arriving. Today, however, PDF support is finally starting to equal what is available on other operating systems. Whether you are printing, editing, or viewing PDF files, you now have the choice of a variety of applications on both the command line and the desktops.
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Mark Shuttleworth: Microsoft? If it changes, maybe...
"The time will come when the folks at Microsoft who have a clear vision for the company as a participant in this community, rather than as a hostile antagonist, will win. At that point I’d love to work with Microsoft. It’s not an evil empire. It’s just a company that is efficiently grounded in the 1980s. New leadership and new thinking might make it a more effective partner for us."
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Free "Powered by Ubuntu" Stickers from System76
Get 4 free "Powered by Ubuntu" stickers from system76 when you send them a S.A.S.E.
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Review of LinuxCertified LCTP60 Laptop (Lenovo ThinkPad T60p) with Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn and Windows Vista Business
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Spin your own live CD
A few weeks ago, I promised to explain how to create your own custom live CD with Fedora’s new tools. Well, last week Fedora 7 was launched and all the tools you need are available in the repositories.
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Intel shows more advanced ultraportable device powered by Linux
Designed by Elektrobit's team of engineers, the Mobile Internet Multimedia Device (MIMD) prototype has a slide-out keyboard, a 4.8-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 1,024 pixels by 600 pixels, and a 3.2-megapixel camera. Instead of Windows, the MIMD uses Midinux, a Linux operating system for mobile devices from China's Red Flag Linux.
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