Long-awaited Feature Comes to openSUSE
Published By Shadowon On Tuesday, December 21st 2010. Under Linux, Technology Tags: Canonical, Distributions, Greg Kroah-Hartman, Linux, Novell, openSUSE, Tumbleweed, Ubuntu
Before a Linux distribution is released, the developers stops to include new software. This means that a Linux user may have to live with old software even though there are newer stable versions.
Now, Novell developer, Greg Kroah-Hartman, has announced that the project Tumbleweed will ensure that openSUSE users will get ... Continue Reading
Jolibook: The Jolicloud Powered Netbook Coming This Month
Published By Shadowon On Tuesday, November 16th 2010. Under Linux Tags: Chromium OS, Jolibook, Jolicloud, Linux, Netbook, Operating System, Ubuntu
Jolicloud is a Linux distribution, where most native and web applications are available for free. Jolicloud is based on Ubuntu, and the operating system is aimed at netbooks. The applications in Jolicloud is based on Chromium and HTML5, and also some other Gnome-based key components. Most applications are in fact ... Continue Reading
Ubuntu Rescue Kit Available in Updated Version
Published By Shadowon On Thursday, October 21st 2010. Under Linux Tags: Linux, Maverick Meerkat, Rescue, Toolkit, Ubuntu, USB Flash Drive
Version 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat) of the Open-Source data recovery software toolkit based on Ubuntu is available now.
Ubuntu Rescue Remix 10.10 is now available for download. The new version is based on Ubuntu 10.10. This is a command-based emergency toolkit that can be used to troubleshoot your computer.
If you prefer to ... Continue Reading
OpenSUSE + MeeGo = Smeegol
Published By Shadowon On Friday, October 8th 2010. Under Downloads, Linux Tags: Download, Intel, Linux, Maemo, Meego, Moblin, Nokia, Novell, openSUSE, Smeegol, The Linux Foundation
The developers at Novell have put together a version of openSUSE, where Nokia's mobile operating system MeeGo is used.
Nokia and Intel decided a while ago, to merge their two minimalistic operating systems Maemo and Moblin, that later became known as MeeGo. MeeGo was developed under the The Linux Foundation's umbrella, ... Continue Reading
Mandriva is Dead!
Published By Shadowon On Monday, September 20th 2010. Under Linux Tags: Edge-IT, Linux, Mageia, Mandriva
More than ten developers has left Mandriva Linux the last few weeks. Mandriva as a true distro is dead...
It is on the Mandriva mailing lists we can read that more than ten Mandriva developers has announced that they are leaving the Linux distribution.
All that is left is an empty shell, ... Continue Reading
Linus Torvalds Has Obtained U.S. Citizenship
Published By Shadowon On Tuesday, September 14th 2010. Under Linux Tags: Linus Benedict Torvalds, Linux, Open Source, Operating System
Linus Benedict Torvalds, a Finnish American software engineer, best known for having initiated the development of the Linux kernel has now become a U.S. citizen.
Linus Torvalds moved from Finland to Santa Clara in California in 1997 to work for the company Transmeta. That company no longer exists, but Linus Torvalds ... Continue Reading
No Linux Version of Steam
After much speculation the last few months, Valve has denied rumors about an Linux version of Steam.
Shortly after the new version of Steam was released in May this year, it appeared files that appeared to belong to an upcoming Linux version of the program. This was not very unlightly, since ... Continue Reading
UberStudent: Linux for Learners
Published By Shadowon On Thursday, August 12th 2010. Under Downloads, Linux Tags: Download, Linux, UberStudent, Ubuntu
Uberstudent is a Linux distribution based on Ubuntu, which are specially designed for students.
There are plenty of Linux distributions out there, and this is one of the many distributions which is essentially Ubuntu, but it has some preinstalled software that is specially usefull for students. Uberstudent was launched two weeks ... Continue Reading
Mandriva Linux 2010 Spring Finally Available
Published By Shadowon On Tuesday, July 13th 2010. Under Downloads, Linux Tags: 2010, Download, Free, Linux, Mandriva, One, PowerPack, Spring
The Linux distribution Mandriva Linux 2010 Spring is now available for download. After all the rumours about Mandriva, lately, this is good news for many of us.
After a period of rumours and speculation, Mandriva has now released the Linux distribution Mandriva Linux 2010 Spring.
Among the news in Mandriva Linux 2010 ... Continue Reading
5 GB of Free Games on a Live DVD
Published By Shadowon On Wednesday, June 9th 2010. Under Downloads, Linux Tags: Download, Free, Gaming, Linux, linuX-gamers, Windows
The Live CD or DVD from linuX-gamers is a good way to kill some time if you are bored.
The DVD from linuX-gamers.net contains almost 5GB of free games in 35 various genres. The disc comes in two variants, as explained below.
Lite ISO: Small CD image (700MB) containing a limited ... Continue Reading
Google Chrome 5 is Here, Also for Mac and Linux
Published By Shadowon On Wednesday, May 26th 2010. Under Browsers, Downloads, Google, Linux, Mac/Apple Tags: Chrome, Chrome 5.0, Download, Google, Linux, Mac, Software, Windows
Google Chrome has got a big update with support for a variety of HTML5 elements. Here are some of the news in Google Chrome 5.0.
Google Chrome for Mac and Linux is out of the beta stage and has reached version 5. The same version number as the HTML standard that ... Continue Reading
























