The beauty of open sourcing development resources is that a single library or wrapper, once released to the world, can be integrated and built out by thousands of other people. And because the future of any new platform depends on what people can do with it, over the past few months Leap Motion has released a steady stream of open source assets and examples to help devs get started with our v2 tracking beta.
Nico Gulden has announced the release of an updated build of Univention Corporate Server 3.2, a Debian-based server distribution with a web-based server management system: “We are pleased to announce the availability of UCS 3.2-3, the third point release of Univention Corporate Server (UCS)…”
Travel back in time to 2008 and life was very different for inventors and entrepreneurs who wanted to launch a new piece of hardware. Unlike a new mobile app, it can take millions of dollars in development costs before a gadget makes it into the hands of the first consumer. Since venture capitalists were wary of investing in anything that didn’t have proven traction with an audience of early adopters, it was difficult for small, independent developers to find outside funding.
Daniel Foré has announced the availability of the initial beta release of elementary OS 0.3, the upcoming new release from a project that attempts to “beautify” the latest version of Ubuntu and to provide an improved desktop experience: “It has been exactly one year since the release of….
