Frankencamera: Linux-Based Digital Camera from Stanford
Sep 07, 2009The goal of a group of photo researchers and developers at Stanford University is to build a camera that runs on Linux and whose open source software is programmable down to the lowest hardware level.
more »New Anti-Linux Propaganda from Microsoft
Sep 07, 2009Screenshots obviously conditioning PC sales personnel to lie about Linux have been discovered in a US forum hosting Windows 7 training modules.
more »Shuttle Introduces Compact Computer with OpenSUSE
Sep 07, 2009Shuttle has unleashed the Shuttle X500V with pre-installed OpenSUSE 11.1. Linux users can save over $100 when opting for this system as opposed to Vista.
more »Igel UDC: Desktop converter for Thin Clients and Old PCs
Sep 04, 2009Thin client specialist Igel Technology offers a new installation method: its Universal Desktop Converter (UDC) is a USB stick that installs a homegrown Linux version on thin clients of various manufacturers as well as old PCs.
more »Update: More Platforms With MontaVista Linux 6
Sep 03, 2009Montavista now supports x86, ARM 5 and 6 and MIPS as market-specific embedded Linux.
more »Sony Adopts Google Chrome as Default Browser
Sep 02, 2009A report on The Register has revealed that Google and Sony have closed a deal to make Chrome the standard browser on all Vaio models.
more »Sharp Netwalker Z1: Mini-Netbook with Ubuntu
Aug 31, 2009With the PC-Z1 Netwalker Sharp presents a first mini-netbook based on ARM chips. The device runs with a 5" touchscreen and comes pre-installed with Ubuntu 9.04.
more »Tuxera Closes ExFAT Patent Agreement with Microsoft
Aug 28, 2009Tuxera, the Finnish company behind the NTFS-3G open source driver, on its own initiative entered into an agreement with Microsoft over exFAT drivers.
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