CeBIT 2010: City of Munich Shows Migration to Linux and OpenOffice
Mar 01, 2010The consolidated IT of the city of Munich is reporting at CeBIT 2010 on converting their workstations to Linux and OpenOffice.
more »NetSecL 2.6 with QEMU
Mar 01, 2010NetSecL, a Slackware-based Linux distro with a special eye to security, is now available in version 2.6.
more »Kwaak3 Ports Quake3 to Android
Feb 26, 2010IPhones and Nokia's N900 already have Quake3 versions. What could be more appropriate than a version of the shooter game for Android? The first release is now available to be downloaded.
more »New Graphical Interface for Ubuntu on ARM
Feb 25, 2010Linux is the operating system of choice for devices with ARM processors. Unfortunately problems with graphics appear in most cases. Ubuntu wants to fix this with a new GUI.
more »KDE Sub-Project for Real Time Communication
Feb 24, 2010Chat, instant messaging and video communication: the KDE Real Time Communication and Collaboration (RTCC) project wants to improve the integration of real time communication into the desktop environment.
more »Synctool 4.5 Updates Itself
Feb 24, 2010Synctool helps in synchronizing configuration data in a cluster. The GPL program is now available in version 4.5 with some new functionality.
more »Free Software Projects A look at free software and its makers
Feb 23, 2010Free software simulates the population of Mars, which is due to start 30 years from now, gives users an overview of social networks, and keeps the peace at the debating society.
more »Cebit 2010: Debian shows Squeeze and Debian GNU/kFreeBSD
Feb 23, 2010The project around the free Linux distro Debian will make a guest appearance at the Cebit 2010 on the Univention GmbH stand in Hall 2, booth B36.
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