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Rule the Web with Four Firefox Add-ons
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| Most of the time, we think of the Web as
| static: We accept sites the way they are and
| grumble about the problems with sites that
| arenât entirely optimal. With Firefox, this
| isnât necessarily the way it has to be. With
| a few well-placed add-ons, you can tweak
| some of your favorite sites to be just what
| you want them to be.
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http://www.linux-mag.com/cache/7595/1.html
6 must have addons to enhance your Openoffice.org experience
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| Almost everybody does a certain amount of
| word processing on their systems. One of the
| most popular word processing apps around is
| OpenOffice, the 3rd version of which as at
| yesterday (October 28) has been downloaded a
| hundred million times.
|
| What makes this great office suite wonderful
| to use is the extent to which you can
| customize it with the thousands of freely
| available addons. These addons add extra
| features to make working with Openoffice
| very interesting. Below are 6 of such addons
| you definitely need to install to take your
| Openoffice.org to the max.
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http://www.ghabuntu.com/2009/10/6-must-have-addons-to-enhance-your-open.html
Oracle unveils plans for MySQL, GlassFish, NetBeans, and OpenOffice
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| To be completely honest, none of Oracle's
| plans come as a surprise. And at the end of
| the day, the FAQ is not legally binding, nor
| is it a commitment to deliver products,
| code, or functionality. Oracle clearly
| states this at the end of the FAQ. This too
| is completely understandable. Oracle, like
| any other company with shareholders, will
| have to evaluate and adjust its plans and
| intentions on a product-by-product basis
| over time. Oracle has a fiduciary duty to do
| so.
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http://www.infoworld.com/d/open-source/oracle-unveils-plans-mysql-glassfish-netbeans-and-openoffice-108
Recent:
OpenOffice project celebrates 100 million downloads since version 3.0
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| The developers are currently working on new
| features for version 3.2 of the office
| suite, which is currently in beta and
| expected to be available at the end of
| November. The latest stable release of
| OpenOffice is version 3.1.1. OpenOffice is
| released under version 3 of the GNU Lesser
| General Public License (LGPLv3).
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http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/OpenOffice-project-celebrates-100-million-downloads-since-version-3-0-845243.html
Firefox Mobile on the way
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| The current version of Fennec - which is
| available in an early alpha form for Maemo
| devices such as Nokia's latest N900 smartphone
| - is based on the Firefox 3.6 rendering engine,
| which is a step ahead of the engine used in the
| current desktop release of the browser. This
| technology means that when Fennec finally hits
| 'phones, it will offer the a complete browsing
| experience - in Lilly's words, "a browser that
| [does] everything - JavaScript, CSS, Flash, SVG
| [Scalable Vector Graphics], video and audio."
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http://www.bit-tech.net/news/bits/2009/10/22/mobile-firefox-on-the-way/1
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