http://linux.com – It was primitive, using coded using punch cards and running on computers that are low-power compared to what we use today, but it worked and took humans to the Moon and back. (Software)
http://linux.com – It was primitive, using coded using punch cards and running on computers that are low-power compared to what we use today, but it worked and took humans to the Moon and back. (Software)
Email this pagehttp://www.linuxgames.com – Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup, a roguelike game where players seek the Orb of Zot, winner of the Ascii Dreams Roguelike of the Year award, and one of my favorite games of late (seriously, I’ve never been able to get into roguelikes but this is really fun), reached version 0.5 recently: New species and job: Deep Dwarf, [...] (Software)
Email this pagehttp://www.linuxgames.com – The Vendetta Online news page has an update about the space combat MMO’s latest patch for subscribers: Unloading and/or selling no longer shows a false success message if there was a station error. Training sectors are no longer shown in the best prices list for ship cargo. Training sectors are no longer chosen as destinations or sources in [...] (Software)
Email this pagehttp://www.linuxgames.com – dannystaple sent in the following article: Did you enjoy playing with model trains as a kid? Me too. Do you still want to play with them now? The transport simulation genre gives you a great way to indulge the hobby without requiring a lot of loft space and a very tolerant wife. OpenTTD and Simutrans both [...] (Software)
Email this pagehttp://permalink.gmane.org – Hi, API/ABI Freeze for GNOME 2.27 starts today (Monday) by 23:59 UTC. No API or ABI changes should be made in the platform libraries (for instance, no new functions, no changed function signatures or struct fields). API freeze is not required for non-platform libraries, but is recommended. Future freezes (and other deadlines): + Feature and Module Freeze, July 27th + New API must be docu (Software)
Email this pagehttp://blogs.gnome.org – Here’s a quick round-up of interesting goings-on in the Metacity and Mutter worlds this week. (Software)
Email this pagehttp://www.linuxgames.com – The latest development release of Wine has been announced. Changes in this release includes the following: Still more translation updates. Faster bitmap stretching using XRender. Proxy support in WinHTTP. Many more JScript functions. Various bug fixes. Download: [ Wine 1.1.26 ] (Software)
Email this pagehttp://www.linuxgames.com – Grubby Games has reduced the price of all of their games from $20 to $6.99 as part of their acquisition by BigFishGames. The games affected by the price change are: Professor Fizzwizzle Professor Fizzwizzle and the Molten Mystery The Amazing Brain Train Fizzball MyTribe It is currently unclear if Grubby Games’ future releases will continue to support Linux. (Software)
Email this pagehttp://blogs.gnome.org – This is a development release leading up to GTK+ 2.18. Overview of Changes from GTK+ 2.17.3 (Software)
Email this pagehttp://www.clutter-project.org – hi everyone; Clutter 0.9.8 is now available for download at: http://www.clutter-project.org/sources/clutter/0.9/ MD5 Checksums: (Software)
Email this pagehttp://blogs.gnome.org – After all this talk about theme formats, an overview of how they are handled in other window managers seemed in order. Your chronicler is no expert on most of these systems, so there may well be mistakes below. (Software)
Email this pagehttp://dot.kde.org – At the recent Gran Canaria Desktop Summit in Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, Amarok developers Bart Cerneels and Nikolaj Hald Nielsen gave a talk about how a community-developed Free Software (Software)
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