Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Bluefish, version 2.0.1 released


Bluefish is a powerful editor for programmers and web developers.

It has all kinds of writing options, scripts and programming code and focuses primarily on editing dynamic and interactive websites.

Bluefish runs on Linux, FreeBSD, MacOS X, Solaris, OpenBSD and Windows.Y is licensed under GNU / GPL.

In new version 2.0.1, some errors are corrected without too much importance and has improved

Friday, July 2, 2010

StatusNet Desktop 0.9 Released


StatusNet, creator of identi.ca social network, today announced launch of multi-platform client open source desktop.

The new hardware runs on Linux, Mac OS and Windows and can connect to any server StatusNet social messaging, including secure and private.

StatusNet Desktop enables you to directly manage your user and group membership, manage your inbox direct messages, search for ads in all

Opera 10.60 RC2 and Wine 1.2-rc5 Available


Were quickly corrected a number of bugs in Opera 10.60 RC1 and developers give us a new version, Opera 10.60 RC2. The report informs following improvements:

Changelog for Opera 1.60 RC2 :Fixed crash on Mac video
CORE-30 469 (Inline element breaks layout of inline-blocks )
DSK-304 243 (Speed Dial Transparent Not dialogs do show up CORRECTLY)
DSK-303 234 (Linux: Improved IME support)
DSK-302 021

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Ailurus 10.06.91 Released


Following report of 55 sentences around same error, the developers have released a major update to correct this problem. Ailurus 10.06.91 version is a recommended update and secure, adding stability to application

5 lightweight audio player for Linux

It is clear that for me player is lighter MOC. And most lightweight graphical interface is MPD + Sonata. But there are options that require some configuration steps to run, however list of applications that will show you below are a thing to install and now all walk out.

All applications are going to show them Ubuntu repositories and can be installed with "sudo apt-get install". And if they use

Eeebuntu reborn as Aurora


Eeebuntu, custom distribution to award-winning family of netbooks from ASUS EeePC last year broke with its roots of Ubuntu, reborn with a new name, a new distribution base and a new orientation.
Building on work being done for never released Eeebuntu 4.0 , Aurora is now based on Debian and GNOME desktop very clean, and supports equally well for desktops and laptops in addition to original EeePC

K3b 2.0 Released

Finally new version fully ported to Qt4 of best CD burning software, DVDs and Blu-Rays for KDE4 desktop today announced significant developments that put him nearly on par in features with its predecessor's award-winning KDE3 desktop but in addition also includes some unique things, such as:
Allow import an arbitrary session to a recording project.
Always allow manual selection of recording speed