Firefox Beta Survives Plugin Crashes
Apr 21, 2010Firefox developers have relegated plugins to their own processes to prevent browser crashes. The version 3.6.4 beta encourages testing the new feature.
more »Graybeards: Are Kernel Developers Becoming Extinct?
Apr 21, 2010Each year the Linux Foundation invites selected kernel developers to the Collaboration Summit in San Francisco. More and more of their beards are turning gray.
more »Synaptics Gesture Suite comes to popular Linux distros
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more »SEC Proposal: Use Python to Enforce Wall Street Transparency
Apr 20, 2010Waterfall program would require investors to annotate assets, export in XML.
more »Read Later Mozilla Add-on
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more »Ubuntu Women Project to Grant Netbook Prize for World Play Day
Apr 20, 2010The Ubuntu Women project is looking for the best young girl photos for its 1st Annual World Play Day Competition. The best submission will earn a netbook.
more »Orbot: Tor Anonymity for Android Mobile Phones
Apr 20, 2010The Tor project provides an Orbot package for Android mobile phones so that they too can access the Tor anonymity network.
more »Chrome OS to Print Through Cloud
Apr 19, 2010Drivers, be gone.
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