Voice of the masses Archive
Voice of the masses
Simple question for our next podcast: Do you think Free Software projects are capable of implementing good design?
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Voice of the masses
In the last podcast, we talked about Emacs’ famous Org mode, an insanely powerful tool for doing, well, pretty much everything. Check out the comments for more feedback
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According to netmarketshare.com, Linux has just jumped over the 3% mark. To non-Linux users that may sound like a teensy amount, but for those of us who’ve seen
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The Mozilla Foundation has its fingers in many pies. Its latest project is the Mozilla Information Trust Initiative, “a comprehensive effort to keep the Internet credible and healthy”.
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Ever typed rm -rf / on a production server? Or extracted a tarball in the wrong place and overwritten some critical files? For our next podcast recording, we
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A new Linux Voice podcast looms upon the world like a giant, looming thing. For this episode, we want you to tell us: what’s your favourite trick, tip
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You may have seen the “Chrome won” article that’s been doing the rounds recently – it’s written by a former Mozilla CTO, and well worth a read. And
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In the upcoming issue 200 of Linux Magazine, in the Linux Voice section, we have a feature on starting your own FOSS project. One aspect we focus on
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A nice and simple one for this episode. But don’t just tell us what you like to code in – why do you like it as well? Have
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Voice of the masses
So Canonical has decided to “end investment in Unity”, abandoning its plans to make Ubuntu the ultimate “convergence” platform for mobile devices. For some people in the FOSS
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