Category Archives: Software
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
RegexBuddy is no longer my buddy
I’ve replaced my install of RegexBuddy with a free alternative: Expresso. Some years ago I tried both and RegexBuddy had more features… But last week a colleague demoed Expresso and I was convinced. So let’s give it a try.
Songbird 1.0 Release Candidate 1 is here!
Check out the Songbird Blog for the announcement of Sonbirg 1.0 RC1.
New Google Chrome release: version 0.3.154.9
The devs of Google Chrome released a new version: 0.3.154.9. Seems that they have fixed the performance issues with plugins… Gonna test the Flash plugin on GarageTV for my daily portion of Terzake. Google Chrome is still in beta, though … Continue reading
NetworkManager 0.7.0 doesn’t manage my network
After an upgrade of my desktop machine to Ubuntu 8.10 Beta the NetworkManager in GNOME makes a mess of my network settings (Say truely, which “manager” doesn’t make a mess out of the thing he/she needs to… manage :p). Anyway… … Continue reading
Ubuntu is slowing down
The guys (or are they girls?) at Phoronix have done some benchmarking with Ubuntu 7.04, 7.10, 8.04 and 8.10 Beta. It seems that the oldest release is still the fastest… Hopefully, Canonical and its Ubuntu team will work their asses … Continue reading
VMWare Fusion 2.0 for Mac disected
As a future Mac user (I’m considering buying a Mac as my main development machine at home in the next year) I’m very interested in Windows/Linux virtualization on Mac OS X. Ars Technica has a very thoroughly reviewed the VMWare … Continue reading
Google open sources Android’s source code
Check this nice article on Ars Technica: Google liberates Android source code, so start developing!