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Google Earth for Linux is next inline after the Picasa port. Picasa, founded in 2001, was purchased by Google in July of 2004, and the photo management tool has seen some extensive use, albeit from Windows users. DiBona indicated that Google made a public committment to begin porting two applications to Linux about a year
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My Google Talk just updated itself 🙂 It’s looking good… Time to explore! [tags]Google, Google Talk[/tags]
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Saiu hoje a versão 5.0.8 do SLAX, a distribuição de Linux que eu costumo usar na minha pen drive. O SLAX foi criado e optimizado para correr a partir de um cd ou de uma usb drive sem ser instalado. Baseado em Slackware, o SLAX usa o Unionfs para permitir que um filesystem “read-only” se
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Today’s post is in portuguese. Sorry. I’m in a bad mood. Ultimamente tenho estado muito “calado” no que toca a posts aqui no blog. Infelizmente o tempo é pouco o que reduz drasticamente a minha disponibilidade para uma serie de coisas, incluindo este blog. Neste momento estou entre livros, (é a única coisa que tenho
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It has been reported here that this file (/var/log/installer/cdebconf/questions.dat ) contains all the installation logs and included in the file are the default user and root passwords created in the install process in clear text. Can anyone check this out and see if it works? I’m running Dapper and it seems the bug is gone.
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This is probably the best interface concepts I’ve seen in the last years. Still in beta but showing a lot of potential, the Liquid 2D Scatter Space is one of the many visual interactive spaces (ispaces) of the “iworld” visualzation modules being developed by Infoverse. You can check the flash demos, download the prototype of
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In case no one noticed, Dapper Flight 5 was released today. For what I read about it, it seemed stable enough for me to install it, but then again “appearances can deceiveâ€. Every time I install an Ubuntu version, something happens, not quite the 1-2-3 install that I would like it to be, but then
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Microsoft Channel 9 has this nice interview of Otto Berkes the architect (now general manager) behind the Ultra-Mobile PC / Origami Project, where some adicional info on the project is revealed. [tags]Origami, Microsoft, UMPC, Ultra-Mobile PC[/tags]
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Microsoft Website has been updated with new info on the Origami Project. Origami is not a single device but an architecture (UMPC) that brands like Asus and Samsung will use to build compliant devices. The Ultra-Mobile PC (UMPC) uses the Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 OS and besides the standard features implied in the
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Shamesly stolen from here!