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GNOME 2.28.1 released !
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| This is the first update to GNOME 2.28. It
| contains the usual mixture of bug fixes,
| translations updates and documentation
| improvements that are the hallmark of stable
| GNOME releases, thanks to our wonderful team
| of GNOME contributors!
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http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-announce-list/2009-October/msg00065.html
The Semantic Desktop Wants You
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| As explained on Userbase, Nepomuk is a
| promising new technology which aims to make
| the user's data easier to find. Not only
| through the now common search and indexing,
| but also by making use of more complex
| relationships between documents, contacts
| and all sorts of data. While the full
| potential of Nepomuk is still shrouded in
| mystery for most of us, for developers it is
| an exciting area of work where academic
| research and Free Software development come
| together.
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http://www.kdenews.org/2009/10/22/semantic-desktop-wants-you
Simple KDE Trick #2: using remote desktops with avahi, krfb and krdc
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| Most people nowadays have more than one
| computer. Often, you are using one, and
| would like to do something in another. In
| this video, I will explain how trivial it is
| to do that without leaving your seat in a
| modern Linux using KDE.
|
| We will use the following:
|
| * Avahi, a zeroconf implementation to
| let you find your computers in your
| network without worrying about IP
| addresses, DNS, etc.
| * krfb, the KDE Remote Frame Buffer.
| This is a program to share your desktop
| over the network.
| * krdc, the KDE Remote Desktop Client, a
| VNC, RDP client, which is what you use
| to see a desktop shared via krfb.
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http://lateral.netmanagers.com.ar/weblog/2009/10/20.html#BB844
Recent:
GNOME 3.0 Determines Boston Summit
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| While the European Linux scene has been busy with
| KDE and Qt, a relatively unnoticed but important
| gathering occurred in the U.S. to determine the
| future of the GNOME desktop: the GNOME Boston Summit
| 2009.
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http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/GNOME-3.0-Determines-Boston-Summit
Boston GNOME Summit 2009
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| I spent this weekend in Boston for the annual
| GNOME summit. I really enjoyed it this year,
| although there were fewer attendees than
| previously it felt very focussed and productive.
| Thereâs some cool stuff going on, and itâs
| always great to catch up with all of the usual
| free software suspects in Boston.
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http://robot101.net/2009/10/14/boston-gnome-summit-200/
Telepathy Q&A from the Boston GNOME Summit
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| The first Telepathy session session on Saturday
| evening at the Boston GNOME Summit was very much
| of a Q&A where myself and Will answered various
| technical and roadmap issues from a handful of
| developers and downstream distributors. It
| showed me that thereâs a fair amount of roadmap
| information we should do better at communicating
| outside of the Telepathy project, so in the hope
| its useful to others, read onâ
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http://robot101.net/2009/10/14/telepathy-qa/
Gnome Summit (@MIT)
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| For this yearâs gnome summit I decided to
| attend. I wanted to see what was going on and
| keep in touch with various people in the FOSS
| community. While Iâm not a gnome hacker
| myself, I have made gnome apps, plugins and
| know some of the people working on new
| things.
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http://doctormo.wordpress.com/2009/10/12/gnome-summit-mit/
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