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When Google Stopped Doing Windows
http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/When-Google-Stopped-Doing-Windows-70149.html?wlc=1276025435
Chrome and Rust: Pros and Cons of Google's Browser
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| Should you be using one of the official
| Google packages, you might want to read the
| end-user's license agreement. The agreement
| reads as though generic, and may not be the
| final license. Still, you may want to know
| that, like the license that openSUSE used on
| its betas until a few releases ago, it is
| non-free. When you download an official
| package, the license assumes that you have
| implicitly agreed not to copy or distribute
| it.
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http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/osrc/article.php/3886246/Chrome-and-Rust-Pros-and-Cons-of-Googles-Browser.htm
Recent:
New Handheld Computer Is 100% Open Source
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| "While the rest of the industry has been
| babbling on about the iPad and imitations
| thereof, Qi Hardware is actually shipping
| a product that is completely open source
| and copyleft. Linux News reviews the Ben
| NanoNote (product page), a handheld
| computer apparently containing no
| proprietary technology. It uses a 366 MHz
| MIPS processor, 32MB RAM, 2 GB flash, a
| 320x240-pixel color display, and a Qwerty
| keyboard. No network is built in, though
| it is said to accept SD-card Wi-Fi or USB
| Ethernet adapters. Included is a very
| simple Linux OS based on the OpenWrt
| distro installed in Linksys routers, with
| Busybox GUI. It's apparently intended
| primarily for hardware and software
| hackers, not as a general-audience
| handheld. The price is right, though:
| $99."
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http://linux.slashdot.org/story/10/06/04/142259/New-Handheld-Computer-Is-100-Open-Source
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