Amazon and Microsoft have signed a patent deal which covers their Linux based products and Kindle. The deal covers both Amazon’s Kindle product as well as the company’s use of […]
The Linux Terminal Server Project team have released version 5.2 after two years and almost one thousand commits. It has become one pretty powerful product! I like the ability to […]
According to Phoronix, NetworkManager 0.8 has been flagged in the git repository and will be on the way shortly! NetworkManager, the free software project that’s backed by Red Hat and […]
The nouveau project has done it! Finally, an open source 3D driver for NVIDIA video cards has arrived and will ship with Fedora 13. Let’s take a look (including a […]
That’s right. ARM is set to take over the netbook market (yay!) and even more good news that their highly successful Cortex-A9 will get a revamp. Shrinking the die down […]
The major derivatives of Ubuntu are well known, but what about the others? Just because they aren’t as popular doesn’t mean they don’t have something to offer! We introduce five […]
This week the first milestone release of openSUSE was made available. Together with the KDE 4.4 release candidate and excellent integration of GTK applications such as Firefox, openSUSE simply provides […]
The KDE SC team has finally announced the much awaited 4.4 release, dubbed “Caikaku.” The sleek modern desktop environment from KDE SC has finally arrived. I’ve been waiting a long […]
So the MPEG LA has extended the royalty free life of Internet streaming H.264 video from the end of 2010 to the end of 2016. The majority of patents expire […]
Recently it was confirmed by the MPEG LA that a license is needed for any use of H.264 and that everyone on the chain is liable. Free software projects are […]