New Fedora website is great
I just noticed that in time for Fedora 14 (which has just gone gold), the project has released a new website. It’s great. Has lots of useful information about Fedora, […]
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Trying to kill Theora – MPEG LA extends royalty free use of H.264 for Internet streaming
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 […]
Read moreMPEG LA confirms H.264 license needed for free software and end users
Currently, there is no default video format for use with the HTML5 video tag. The patent and royalty free Theora format was planned to be the default, but this was […]
Read moreopenSUSE 11.2 web links don’t work in Thunderbird under KDE fix
My mum’s machine runs openSUSE 11.2, with KDE 4. She continues to use Thunderbird as her mail client as it is familiar. Naturally she also uses Firefox for web browsing. […]
Read moreChristopher Blizzard: HTML5 video and H.264 – what history tells us and why we’re standing with the web
Christopher Blizzard has a great article about H.264 and what it might mean if it becomes the de-facto standard for video on the web. Remember, this is still very early […]
Read moreMicrosoft screencast shows Linux easier than Windows
In their attack on free software, Microsoft has launched a website which compares various aspects of Windows to its counterpart on Linux. One of the latest videocasts compares getting Perl […]
Read moreCooliris for Linux
Version 1.10 of Cooliris has been released, and for the first time this includes a Linux version! Cooliris is a Firefox extension that is built on top of various open […]
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