Fedora 12 in Alpha
Aug 26, 2009An Alpha version of the new Fedora, codenamed Constantine and scheduled for release in November, is now available for download.
more »Thursday is Feature-Freeze for Ubuntu 9.10
Aug 25, 2009Whoever wants their favorite features integrated into Karmic Koala will have to hurry. From Thursday, the impending Ubuntu will accept no more changes.
more »i4i: "OpenOffice Doesn't Infringe Our Patents"
Aug 21, 2009On August 11, a court in Texas banned the sale of Microsoft Word in the US due to a patent lawsuit, concerning XML features, brought by the Canadian company i4i.
more »KDE Default DeskTop for openSUSE
Aug 21, 2009The openSUSE community has had its request granted. Version 11.2 of the Linux distribution will come with KDE as default desktop.
more »Path Free for Python with Qt and AMD's OpenCL
Aug 20, 2009The PySide LPGL Python binding for Qt is new and the Python::OpenCL wrapper now runs with AMD's ATI Stream SDK.
more »Weave Sync Performance Improvements
Aug 19, 2009Mozilla developers have released a status report on the web synchronization service Weave.
more »Kget with Increased Capability
Aug 19, 2009Working within the context of his Google Summer of Code project, Matthias Fuchs has vastly improved the KDE download manager Kget.
more »WORLD NEWS
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