Posts Tagged ‘Software’
Google Chrome for Linux is Ready
Google Chrome for Linux is finally out!! It’s in BETA for now so expect to run into a few bugs here and there.
23 developer builds
2,713 Linux-specific bugs fixed
12 external committers and bug editors to the Google Chrome for Linux code base, 48 external code contributors
60,000 lines of Linux-specific code written
23 developer builds
2,713 Linux-specific bugs fixed
12 [...]
VirtualBox 3.1.0 Beta 1 released
VirtualBox 3.1.0 Beta 1 was just released. This is a major update bundled with quite a few cool and much anticipated features. The release also includes bug fixes for version 3.0.10.
Teleportation (Live migration) – You can now move VMs across machines.
2D video acceleration for Windows hosts.
Snapshot got smarter. You can now restore from any snapshot [...]
What do you use your IE for?
This is so true!!
I currently only have one laptop running Window XP, my office laptop. The rest run Linux.
IE is only use to browse my local Intranet aka “sharepoint” and to download my essential software when I first install.
Source: TheNextWeb
Launchpad is now open source
This surely comes as good news to all Ubuntu fans out there. Canonical today made Launchpad open source under the GPLv3 license. As promised.
If you didn’t already know, Launchpad is a project hosting and collaboration platform for software which provides access through its web interface or through its APIs. Users simply need an account to [...]
No more Beta for Google
Google’s finally out of BETA. Yup, no more “BETA” in the their logos.
Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs and Google Talk are all now stable products. Both for consumers and enterprise users.
Gmail itself has been in BETA for 5 years. The other aps in Google’s suite have also done their years in BETA. Come to think [...]
