live.linuX-gamers.net is a Linux live distribution: “boot ‘n play”. The idea is for you to be able to carry a decent amount of high-quality Linux games with you where ever you go for purposes of demonstration, gaming or parties. Your Continue reading
Linux Planet: “All good things must come to an end, even on the Linux Planet. This past week we were alerted to the demise of Google’s Linux search after years of activity. While one Linux asset is now gone, the Continue reading
H-Online: “Linus Torvalds has indicated on the kernel developer mailing list that he will probably finish merging major changes for the next Linux version derived from the main development tree on Sunday evening, in advance of a trip to Japan Continue reading
IT World: “After a week of rumors about Skype being heavily courted by buyers such as Google and Facebook, it looks like the winning bidder may be Microsoft. According to a story the Wall Street Journal broke late Monday evening Continue reading
ZDnet: “If you know anything about big companies that run Linux, you know Google runs on Linux. Yes, every time you do a Google search you are, in one sense, a Linux user. What far fewer people know is that Continue reading
This is the story of Linux for these two decade~ jonboy60I’m a Malaysian, my name is Jon Loh (jonboy60) living in Kuala Lumpur and working in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. Jonboy60.com is a blog magazine about Linux and other open source Continue reading
Android OS for Tablets named Android 3.0 Honeycomb I think everyone heard of it. Motorola XOOM, LG Optimus Pad, Samsung Galaxy Tab2 etc. tablets which are scheduled to come out are running on Honeycomb android-honeycomb-logo OS. In this post, I Continue reading
ZDnet: “The claims that Android has intellectual property worries from Linux and its Gnu General Public License, version 2 (GPLv2) are rather absurd. After all, Android is a smartphone/tablet optimized Linux. Android may have real legal worries from Microsoft and Continue reading
My own point of view, I’d been using Fedora and Ubuntu since, is that plenty of things need making a lot more user-friendly in Linux. If you use Linux long enough, you’ll soon discover a list of things you wished Continue reading
PcWorld: “Canonical made quite a splash last fall when it announced that the Unity interface used in its Ubuntu Netbook Edition would become the default interface in the Linux distribution’s desktop version as well beginning with version 11.04, or Natty Continue reading