Archive for the 'Open Source' Category
You spend most of your time in front of the computer doing internet, but may not have thought about what a browser can do and which browser is right for you. In reality, each browser is different in its own way.
Lunascape is the world’s only triple engine browser. What this means is that you can have the best features, performance, and speed of Windows Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Apple Safari all in one browser and can view any website in an optimal way without a need to open another browser and you know that using Lunascape is 100% free.
Six months after the release of Ubuntu 8.10, Canonical Inc. has officially released their latest version of Ubuntu (9.04) dubbed Jaunty Jackalope.
To download or request a CD copy for free , you can visit the Ubuntu website.
For an in-depth review of Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope , Lifehacker.com has an extensive “firstlook” review of the distro
Microsoft must really love open source and want to see it succeed. Recently, Microsoft’s open-source team lead, Sam Ramji, urged open-source vendors not to compete with Microsoft on price, but instead focus on “value.”
While I’m sure Ramji meant well, I’m equally certain that Microsoft would like nothing more than to not be reminded of how expensive its products can be compared with open-source solutions. After all, Microsoft was the company that turned the software industry on its head by introducing lower-cost solutions years ago to undermine the Unix businesses of IBM and Hewlett-Packard, and the database businesses of Oracle and IBM.