As a Windows user there is a distinct lack of good applications for tracking your calendar, email, and tasks all in one location. Some applications do email but not calendar, where as others do calendars without email. As a business user there is a connection between the two.
Why is the only game in town Microsoft Outlook?
Read more »I run a master and slave Kerberos servers, which requires setting up kprop to run regularly on the master server in order to transfer any changes to the slave server.
Read more »The Air Mozilla video webcast will return on Wednesday 11th July when Mozilla Corporation CEO Mitchell Baker answers questions in a live interview
Read more »"We would like to gather a group of users who would be interesting in confirming that their online banks and financial institutions work with Firefox"
Read more »Compiz Fusion is a very exciting new advancement in Desktop Effects. Be that as it may, Compiz Fuzion is NOT for Beginners. It is in development now, and is not stable.
Read more »Pardus is a relatively unknown release funded and developed by the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey and I was rather impressed with it last time, so let's give it another go and see what improvements have been made. NOTE: I appreciate this is a Release Candidate so it's not a final release, but I'm going to give it a preliminary review anyway.
Read more »this is an introduction about jQuery, a JavaScript library written by John Rezig (now working for Mozilla)
Read more »"It was a dark and stormy night... Well, not really, but that's how all the classics start, isn't it? This one begins with that most fearsome of technological bugs -- user error. Fortunately the perpetrator (that's me, btw) redeems himself, and his data, in the end all thanks to the friendly penguin. I suppose then, this is really a love story."
Read more »"A debate often heard among FOSS evangelists across the world, is that using software is about "free as in freedom, not free as in beer". The libre vs. gratis argument rings no less true for some of the richest corporations in the world."
Read more »"Today—for many reasons—is a happy day for us. The Allahabad High Court website is being inaugurated and e-court project is being launched by symbolic distribution of laptops to the Judges of the subordinate judiciary."
Read more »The industrious hackers at the Hackint0sh forums have reached a milestone in iPhone cracking. Using the iPhoneInterface application, forum members have successfully enabled a shell on the iPhone.
Read more »MEPIS on July 9 announced the "Spartacus" release of antiX, a community-built, ultralight derivative of the MEPIS Linux distribution. AntiX (pronounced "Antics") is the personal project of MEPIS community member "anticapitalista," who engineered it as a free version of MEPIS aimed at old 32-bit PC hardware.
Read more »Five years after the debut of its popular open-source drawing program for children, New Breed Software announced the release of Tux Paint 0.9.17.
Read more »MPX already supported multiple input devices. Which blows pretty much all assumptions in user interfaces (input) out of the water. Now I've gone one step further and added support for multi-touch displays. Have a look at this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olWjnfBoY8E
Read more »"Property asset management company Capital & Regional is evaluating Linux desktops and Apple Macs as a way to reduce its dependency on Microsoft."
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