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Google Chrome's Kimono Opened--A Little
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| Stephen Shankland from CNet has an interesting item up today about the very
| first non-Google coder getting an invitation to add code directly to the open
| source browser project. In a blog post, Evan Martin, a software engineer at
| Google, nominates University of Warsaw computer science student Pawel Hajdan
| Jr. to move from "contributor"--submitting patches and the like to the Chrome
| team--to "committer," working directly on the browser's code. The nomination
| provides a glimpse of how high-profile open source projects truly treat
| openness.
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http://ostatic.com/blog/google-chromes-kimono-opened-a-little
OpenX's Open Source Ad Serving Showing Signs of Strength
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| OpenX, the open source ad server for web publishers, is out with some very
| strong statistics today. We've written about the company before, and how it
| lets you manage a mix of ads from multiple networks. While many have
| questioned how the small company can compete with Google Ad Manager, there
| are some signs that it is doing an effective job. Many large sites, including
| TechCrunch, use OpenX. Here are some thoughts on the company's results.
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http://ostatic.com/blog/openxs-open-source-ad-serving-showing-signs-of-strength
They go right at Google's cash cow.
Recent:
Google Chrome on GNU/Linux
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| I have been waiting to test Google Chrome on GNU/Linux from the moment I
| heard about its release. But the initial release only had a version for
| Windows. They promised to release versions for Mac OS X and GNU/Linux as soon
| as they port the code. I tried to compile the code following the instructions
| on the wiki, but all I got was a binary that would run all the unit tests.
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http://www.j4v4m4n.in/2008/12/12/google-chrome-on-gnulinux/
playing with chrome on linux
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| Soon after they announced, I'd been hoping to take Google Chrome for a test
| drive. The comic book laid out a lot of interesting things, my favorite being
| the discussion of separate processes leading to detachable (and "retachable")
| browser tabs, something I have been touting for years as a long term Galeon
| user. My big problem though? I run Linux, and Google has so far left Linux
| support on the back burner. Still, I figured that someone had probably made a
| Linux build available by now, so inspired by John McCain's speech on TV
| tonight, I set about seeing if I could get it set up.
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http://people.planetpostgresql.org/xzilla/index.php?/archives/358-playing-with-chrome-on-linux.html
A Linux users' guide to Google Chrome
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| Today, I’ll show you how to obtain and build the Linux source. A heads up:
| you won’t be Chroming after this, Google haven’t finished porting it to Linux
| and I’m certainly not smarter than the Google engineers and have no magic
| fix.
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http://www.itwire.com/content/view/20425/1141/
Chromium - Open Source Chrome
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| As you might have noticed from our Google Chrome coverage, we're pretty
| excited about the potential -- even if it hasn't lived up to everyone's
| expectations. Much of that potential is tied-up in the architecture used to
| create Chome. As Google continued to reiterate during yesterday's webcast,
| Chrome is open source.
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http://www.downloadsquad.com/2008/09/03/chromium-open-source-chrome/
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