My Applications, Part 2

My Applications, Part 2 So, to continue, let's move on to how I organize my website (http://www.k12opensourceclassroom.org) Blog–Word Press

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I've put together this list of two dozen great applications that I can depend on to keep things running smoothly on my office LAN and customer systems as well. Some of these you'll recognize, but I hope that there are some that are new to you as well.

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This week marks the seventh anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the US. This week is also a time when the world economy is under stress comparable or greater to that imposed seven years ago.

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"What's the business model?" It's a question I hear again and again at meetings and events. The existing model for newspapers is quickly unraveling, so we need a 'new new thing' to serve some of the vital functions that newspapers used to.

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Computer engineer Alan Dechert didn't like what he saw during the controversial vote tallying in Florida in 2000's presidential election. That was when he decided that there had to be a better way for U.S. citizens to safely and accurately cast their ballots.

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Mozilla has unveiled a spectacular new concept browser, dubbed Aurora. The bleeding-edge browser is part of a new Mozilla Labs initiative, in which the open-source foundation is encouraging people to contribute ideas and designs for the browser of the future.

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100 applications that look either cool or just plain useful all free and available for Linux

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MTV mashup with Microsoft's Open Source Announcement: so true.

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This article represents the general aspect of the internet services provided in 3rd world countries like Nepal and also gives general information of Nepal.

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A US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) bug-fixing scheme has uncovered an average of one security glitch per 1,000 lines of code in 180 widely used open source software projects.

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Developing Java web applications has traditionally suffered from a long code/deploy/test cycle. IT Mill Toolkit 5 greatly simplifies programming by integrating a web server, application code and libraries into a single project.

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Why Analysts Like Gartenberg, Mossberg, Enderle Don't Get Linux on the Desktop

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This article reports that a liquid rescale plugin which uses the content aware image rescaling technology has been released for the very popular Free graphics suite GIMP.

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list of opensource programs for use on out of date, but still functioning computers

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Recently, I received a fresh new laptop from Dell. Upon receiving it, I did the traditional "installation of Windows from scratch" on it to remove a lot of the garbage that is preinstalled on Dells.

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... we feel a strong responsibility to the Linux community, and we're always looking for creative ways to put our resources in the hands of Linux developers.

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A list of non-software Free / Libre / Open Source goods:

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This release of VLC media player fixes a security vulnerability (see security advisory) and also improves Windows Vista compatibility.

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Media Portal is a free and Open Source application released under GNU/GPL, which allows turning your pc into an advanced Media Center for audio-video management.

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Thunderbird is an e-mail client from the makers of Mozilla Firefox. This version 2 has lots of good features like message tagging, new theme, session history, find as you type, support for Windows Vista, to name a few.

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Computer worl article about Open source NAC called ZEN. NAC - Network access control

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Is Microsoft losing ground to opensource alternatives? (openoffice, ubuntu)

Many people are becoming aware of the opensource alternatives that are becoming available to the public that are being freely distributed and continuously improving. The question is this, have you gave these the same opportunity?

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Responding to user pressure, Dell Inc. confirmed it will preinstall the Ubuntu distribution of the Linux operating system on some of its computers.

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