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Candy for your eyes and balm for your wrists
I've been reading some GNOME 3 design documents recently and while I'm trying to build some kind of analysis out of it, it's the...
Using Google’s WebP Image Format with Open Tools on Linux
Google's WebM project, the free and open video codec based on VP8, offers tantalizing benefits for fans of Linux and open source: better quality,...
List of Accepted Organizations Released for Google Summer of Code 2011
Google has released the list of organisations that are accepted into this year's Google Summer of Code.
Read more at Linux Journal
Page Speed for Chrome
Web developers using Chrome can now test the performance of their sites with a version of Google's Page Speed web page performance analyser for...
Cray to Build Huge, Grunting 20-Petaflop ‘Titan’ for US Gov Labs
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, one of the big supercomputer centers funded by the US Department of Energy, has tapped Cray to build a monster...
Non-Oracle MySQL Fork Deemed Ready for Prime Time
Drizzle debuts its first general availability (GA) release.
Read more at DevX
Hands on with Firefox 4 for Android (RC)
Firefox for Android is almost here! CNET sat down with the Mozilla team for an up-close-and-personal look at the mobile browser.
Read more at CNET...
Practical Tips for Open Source License Compliance
Jilayne Lovejoy, OpenLogic’s Corporate Counsel, and Eric Weidner, OpenLogic’s Co-Founder and Senior Development Manager, recently sat down for an informative discussion on practical tips...
Seats Are Still Available for the Open Compliance Training Class Offered in Conjunction with...
Did you know that we’re hosting an onsite open compliance training course directly after the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit next month at Hotel Kabuki...
webOS 2.1 SDK Now Available to all Comers, Teases ‘Big Push’ for Veer Launch
Though webOS 2.1 has already gone out to Pre 2s (and a handful of Pre Pluses) around the globe, developers not included in HP's...