Monthly Archives: December 2008
Mozilla Fennec Alpha 2 released (running on Linux, MacOS X and Windows)!
As the title says: go grab a copy of Mozilla Fennec for your platform and start testing your websites in it! Or start building addons… Builds running on Linux, MacOS X and Windows (as XULRunner application). Lots of fun guaranteed! … Continue reading
Linux holds back our children’s evolution
Or this is what a teacher from some middle school in the USA. She found out that a student of her was giving a demonstration of Linux to classmates and handing out discs of the HeliOS Project. She confiscated the … Continue reading
Google Chrome 1.0 Stable is released!
Indeed, Google Chrome is out of beta! You can download the 1.0 release by updating your current installed version or by downloading it! Not all users are convinced that Chrome is ready to be called “stable”. Check out the official … Continue reading
I want one of these: ElectraFlyer – C
Besides computers, programming, cars, movies, friends, family and my girlfriend, I’ve another interest: planes! I don’t have a flying license, but I hope to get one some time. In the meantime I enjoy flying RC models when the weather in … Continue reading
The silver light of the moonlight (or something like that)
Not that the install base of Silverlight is so big, but it might still be nice to have a working browser plug-in for non-Windows platforms. The brave developers of the Mono Project have released a beta version of Moonlight 1.0, … Continue reading
Songbird 1.0 finally released
After about 2 years of development, we can finally embrace the first major release of Songbird. It’s an open-source media player using the Mozilla Application Framework that has the capability to surf the web and is able to play, queue … Continue reading