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Ubuntu 9.04 release party in Berlin this weekend
The Ubuntu-Berlin crew celebrates the release of a new major release of Ubuntu again. This time the major is called “Jaunty Jackalope” and Ubuntu-Berlin hosts a great night at c-base to revel it – who said that geeks don’t like to party!
This is the agenda of sessions held during the party. More information [...]
Moonlight 1.0 – the open-source implementation of Microsofts Silverlight
Microsoft has been promoting Silverlight as a premium plattform for Rich Internet Applikations (RIA) and as an alternative to Adobe’s Flash and AIR plattform, respectively. Silverlight is natively available for Microsoft Windows and Apple MacOS operating systems. Microsofts neglect of other operating systems such as Linux has been criticized earlier.
photo credit: ColorLoose
Now i have [...]
Posted in open source and free software, world wide webtech Also tagged moonlight, ria, silverlight, unix 2 Comments
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