See this at: keijisaito.info| Added on 09/05/07

the back of search term: Url-template(suffix) description of the search: Description optional XML element input encoding: not specified UTF-8 EUC-JP S-JIS output encoding: not specified UTF-8 EUC-JP S-JIS image text: Image ･ 16×16pixel [gif, jpeg,... See more

the back of search term: Url-template(suffix) description of the search: Description optional XML element input encoding: not specified UTF-8 EUC-JP S-JIS output encoding: not specified UTF-8 EUC-JP S-JIS image text: Image ･ 16×16pixel [gif, jpeg, png] ･ up to 20000 characters image file ・gif, jpeg, png ・file size up to 50KB, each side up to 500 pixel If you'd like to install the OpenSearch plug-in to a browser, you need to use Internet Explorer (7.0 or later) or Firefox (2.0 or later). See less

See this at: knopper.net| Added on 02/12/07

A dialog-based menu, supported by speech output (optional: with USB or bluetooth braille device), provides access to various programs and functions, for example speech-aided surfing in the internet through the elinks web browser, email with mutt,... See more

A dialog-based menu, supported by speech output (optional: with USB or bluetooth braille device), provides access to various programs and functions, for example speech-aided surfing in the internet through the elinks web browser, email with mutt, note-book, pocket-calculator and contact-management, sending and receiving of SMS via bluetooth-capable cellphone. All supported functions can run on the text- or framebuffer-console, but in case it's needed, elinks can also display pictures and graphics on the framebuffer without an X-Server running. With manual installation and individual settings, the system is already a good start für computer beginners. A ready-to-run live cd is not available yet (prospected first release: end of 2006). See less

See this at: snikt.net| Added on 02/06/07

Software: Linux supports almost everything sans I2C and thermal monitors. Even the SD card reader works. The used config files: * Kernel config (2.6.18-git18): config * Xorg 7.0 config: xorg.conf

Software: Linux supports almost everything sans I2C and thermal monitors. Even the SD card reader works. The used config files: * Kernel config (2.6.18-git18): config * Xorg 7.0 config: xorg.conf See less

See this at: gnome-look.org| Added on 11/16/06

Copyright 2003-2006 GNOME-Look.org Team All rights reserved. GNOME-Look.org has no liability for any content or goods on this site. All contributors are responsible for the lawfulness of their uploads. Information about advertising in GNOME-Look.org.... See more

Copyright 2003-2006 GNOME-Look.org Team All rights reserved. GNOME-Look.org has no liability for any content or goods on this site. All contributors are responsible for the lawfulness of their uploads. Information about advertising in GNOME-Look.org. For further information or comments on this site, please send us a message GNOME and the foot logo are trademarks of the GNOME Foundation. See less

See this at: gc-linux.org| Added on 11/15/06

18 May 2006: Sing a song We added initial support for the Nintendo GameCube Microphone accessory. The microphone shows up in gc-linux as an ALSA sound card with a PCM capture device, so it is ready for use with the existing standard Linux audio... See more

18 May 2006: Sing a song We added initial support for the Nintendo GameCube Microphone accessory. The microphone shows up in gc-linux as an ALSA sound card with a PCM capture device, so it is ready for use with the existing standard Linux audio tools. You can get the code from the recently revamped cvs service. As a quick-hack, we've prepared a poor man's karaoke kernel for you to test. Don't forget to have fun! 21 Mar 2006: Simple DirectMedia Layer library updated We have recently added double-buffering and automagic vertical retrace sync to the libsdl port. This will avoid unwanted frame-tearing when enabled. As a quick test, we have re-packaged SuperTux again with these new changes, making the game even more enjoyable :-) The new libsdl code is already on CVS, and you can find the SuperTux take II package on sf.net's Files page, as usual. 25 Feb 2006: SuperTux on the cube! Let's have some fun. We have packaged SuperTux, the classic Linux game, for the GameCube. You can play it from... See less

See this at: wiili.org| Added on 11/15/06

WiiLi is a live Linux CD that makes the Nintendo Wii boot into a full Linux Desktop without the need of a mod chip or hardware modification.. What's Linux? It's another Operating System like Windows XP or Mac OSX. Really, it will work just like them.... See more

WiiLi is a live Linux CD that makes the Nintendo Wii boot into a full Linux Desktop without the need of a mod chip or hardware modification.. What's Linux? It's another Operating System like Windows XP or Mac OSX. Really, it will work just like them. The main difference to you, the user, is that almost all the software is free! It will allow you to do things on your Wii you could normally only do on a computer. It's simple and intuitive, and not a scary bunch of green text on a black screen. There is not better way to describe Linux than this video. Confused? A more precise description of Linux here. this site is about Wii Linux only, mod chips or game piracy related activities are not to be discussed here. * WiiLi Forum * FAQ * Nintendo petition * wii specs * roadmap * downloads * howto * feature request * Gamecube Linux * WiiLi supporters This website is a WiKi, you can edit pages and create new ones. To create a new page first search for it's title. How to edit a page See less

See this at: linuxappfinder.com| Added on 11/02/06

Linux App Finder offers a variety of free email newletters and RSS feeds. The primary subscriptions are listed below, but additional RSS feeds can be found in the Subscribe section of the left sidebar and through your browser's auto-discovery... See more

Linux App Finder offers a variety of free email newletters and RSS feeds. The primary subscriptions are listed below, but additional RSS feeds can be found in the Subscribe section of the left sidebar and through your browser's auto-discovery feature. Those links will typically appear at the right side of the address bar. The available feeds differ depending upon the content of the page that you are viewing. Linux App Finder - Helping find the Linux apps you need This subscription contains all news and blog posts. | Subscribe by Email Linux App Finder - New Applications This subscription contains descriptions of all new programs that are added to Linux App Finder. It is a great way to discover interesting apps. | Subscribe by Email Linux App Finder - Web Links This subscription contains new and reviews from around the web that relate to Linux applications. | Subscribe by Email See less

See this at: marcelgagne.com| Added on 10/25/06

An hour ago, I was stuck in traffic, driving home from Mississauga. I'm a radio channel surfer but I do tend to listen to talk radio far more than I should. Music, after all, is much better for the soul and my soul could use a little R & R. But I... See more

An hour ago, I was stuck in traffic, driving home from Mississauga. I'm a radio channel surfer but I do tend to listen to talk radio far more than I should. Music, after all, is much better for the soul and my soul could use a little R & R. But I digress . . . I suppose I should warn you that the following tirade may, in fact, be silly. See less

See this at: desktoplinux.com| Added on 10/12/06

Portland points desktop Linux at $10 billion market — Analysis -- Nearly a year in the making, the OSDL and freedesktop.org today announced general availability of Portland 1.0, the first set of common interfaces for GNOME and KDE desktops. This... See more

Portland points desktop Linux at $10 billion market — Analysis -- Nearly a year in the making, the OSDL and freedesktop.org today announced general availability of Portland 1.0, the first set of common interfaces for GNOME and KDE desktops. This support may be a small step for GNOME and KDE, but it's a giant leap for the Linux desktop. ... | Firefox 2.0 RC 2: better, not perfect — DesktopLinux.com columnist Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols has used Firefox since its birth, back in 2002. "It's safer than Internet Explorer; it's open-source, unlike Opera; and I vastly prefer its interface to those of Konqueror, Epiphany, and Safari," he writes. Naturally, he couldn't wait to try Firefox 2. ... See less

See this at: cfm-guadalajara.net| Added on 10/12/06

ClarkConnect Une distribution GNU/Linux qui permet de transformer un PC en un routeur/firewall avec certaines fonctions de serveur internet (Web,Mail,FTP). | Crux for PPC Une distribution GNU/Linux dédiée aux ordinateurs utilisant la plateforme... See more

ClarkConnect Une distribution GNU/Linux qui permet de transformer un PC en un routeur/firewall avec certaines fonctions de serveur internet (Web,Mail,FTP). | Crux for PPC Une distribution GNU/Linux dédiée aux ordinateurs utilisant la plateforme PowerPC (PPC) See less

See this at: oszoo.org| Added on 10/08/06

09:15, 29 September 2006 (CEST): Updated MediaWiki to latest version. Please report any problem. Thank you! 23:22, 6 September 2006 (CEST): Added Trixbox 1.1 x86 image! Seeding could be a bit slow so be patient! 23:42, 5 September 2006 (CEST): Added... See more

09:15, 29 September 2006 (CEST): Updated MediaWiki to latest version. Please report any problem. Thank you! 23:22, 6 September 2006 (CEST): Added Trixbox 1.1 x86 image! Seeding could be a bit slow so be patient! 23:42, 5 September 2006 (CEST): Added OpenBSD 3.9 x86 image! This one should be working. 01:05, 1 September 2006 (CEST): Added Ubuntu 6.06 x86 image! 00:07, 1 September 2006 (CEST): We've had some hardware problems during last days. Now all should be right. Thank you for your patience! 09:42, 21 June 2006 (CEST): Added ArchLinux 0.7.2 image! 22:14, 9 June 2006 (CEST): Interesting article for new users: Ubuntu Emulated in Windows by Eric Keller 22:54, 6 June 2006 (CEST): Added FreeBSD 6.1 and OpenBSD 3.9 images! 17:37, 4 June 2006 (CEST): Added Gentoo 2006.0 image! Please, follow this kind of structure also for the other images. 21:13, 3 June 2006 (CEST): Free Live OS Zoo project has been added! Please have a look at that page 15:49, 3 June 2006 (CEST): Wiki is now open :-)... See less

See this at: archilinux.org| Added on 10/07/06

Je suis architecte d.p.l.g. en architecture contemporaine et ancienne (patrimoine rural). Je travaille actuellement dans un important cabinet français (voir mon CV). Je maintiens ce site durant mes jours de congés ou certains weekend (seulement quand... See more

Je suis architecte d.p.l.g. en architecture contemporaine et ancienne (patrimoine rural). Je travaille actuellement dans un important cabinet français (voir mon CV). Je maintiens ce site durant mes jours de congés ou certains weekend (seulement quand il pleut). Si vous voulez me soutenir dans mon action, vous pouvez faire un don en cliquant sur le bouton ci-dessous : | 23-07-2006 : Mise à jour de la page sur le Psion Revo , de la page « installation de logiciel » avec le débugage de apt-get et de la page Qemu. | Rubrique Imagerie : trois nouveaux didacticiels pour Gimp, ajouter du grain à une photo N&B , correction d'exposition , simuler le gramage du papier et pour finir une méthode pour imprimer correctement sous Windows. | Rubrique Knoppix : installation de knoppix 5.x | 01-07-2006 : Création d'une Galerie Photo en Flash ou HTML. Le seul rapport avec ce site est l'usage de logiciels comme Gimp pour la retouche et les deux utilitaires pour la création des galeries. | 07-03-2006 :... See less

See this at: linuxreality.com| Added on 09/27/06

A podcast for the new Linux user

A podcast for the new Linux user See less

See this at: getautomatix.com| Added on 09/25/06

Edit your sources.list: sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list Substitute gedit with the text editor of your choice. Add the following to your sources.list: NOTE: Xubuntu users will need to uncomment all the additional sources as well as add the automatix... See more

Edit your sources.list: sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list Substitute gedit with the text editor of your choice. Add the following to your sources.list: NOTE: Xubuntu users will need to uncomment all the additional sources as well as add the automatix repository. deb http://www.getautomatix.com/apt dapper main Next you must get our GPG key in order to authenticate our repository: wget http://www.getautomatix.com/apt/key.gpg.asc gpg --import key.gpg.asc gpg --export --armor 521A9C7C | sudo apt-key add - To finish off: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install automatix Xubuntu users will also need to install Zenity: sudo apt-get install zenity Run Automatix either with the command "automatix" or by its launcher in Applications>System Tools>Automatix. See less

See this at: fvwm-crystal.org| Added on 09/25/06

FVWM-Crystal aims to create an easy to use, eye-candy but also powerful desktop environment for Linux or other Unix-like operating systems. It uses following programs: FVWM as a window manager and "main core", ROX-Filer as file manager (manages icons... See more

FVWM-Crystal aims to create an easy to use, eye-candy but also powerful desktop environment for Linux or other Unix-like operating systems. It uses following programs: FVWM as a window manager and "main core", ROX-Filer as file manager (manages icons on the desktop), xterm, aterm, mrxvt or urxvt as terminal emulators, MPD or XMMS as music players (there's built-in support for controlling these programs), and several other tools for different functions, like setting a wallpaper or making screen shots. More information about requirements can be found on download page. See less

See this at: periapsis.org| Added on 09/15/06

Tellico is a KDE application for organizing your collections. It provides default templates for books, bibliographies, videos, music, video games, coins, stamps, trading cards, comic books, and wines. Tellico allows you to enter your collection in a... See more

Tellico is a KDE application for organizing your collections. It provides default templates for books, bibliographies, videos, music, video games, coins, stamps, trading cards, comic books, and wines. Tellico allows you to enter your collection in a catalogue database, saving many different properties like title, author, etc. Two different views of your collection are shown. On the left, your entries are grouped together by any field you like, allowing you to see how many are in each group. On the right, selected fields are shown in column format, allowing you to sort by any field. On the bottom is a customizable HTML view of the current entry. The entry editor is a dialog box where you enter the data. Check out the screenshots. I started developing it when I couldn't find a personal database program for KDE which didn't using a SQL backend. The data is saved in XML format, which makes for easy parsing. It will run on any platform which KDE supports, most commonly Linux. Tellico is... See less

See this at: 99b.org| Added on 08/29/06

Installation of Wyneken is simple. On Linux systems, download the wyneken package and in the main directory you will find install instructions in the file INSTALL. If you are doing the install as root, simply run: ./install.py After you have done... See more

Installation of Wyneken is simple. On Linux systems, download the wyneken package and in the main directory you will find install instructions in the file INSTALL. If you are doing the install as root, simply run: ./install.py After you have done that, Wyneken will let you know if you are missing dependencies. See less

See this at: linuxp2p.com| Added on 07/04/06

* WINE: you can run the application under WINE - software that allows Windows applications to be run under Linux and other Unix-based operating systems. * Defunct/Deprecated: the application is either very old, doesn't work, isn't available any more... See more

* WINE: you can run the application under WINE - software that allows Windows applications to be run under Linux and other Unix-based operating systems. * Defunct/Deprecated: the application is either very old, doesn't work, isn't available any more or is under development without a usable version yet. This also applies to multi-network clients that aren't very good with specific networks (such as MLDonkey on BitTorrent). * Proprietary: This program is a proprietary and/or payware program. It is not free/open source software. FOSS programs will not have this tag. * Propritary-dependant: This program depends on a piece of proprietary software, such as Sun Microsystems' Java Virtual Machine. See less

See this at: linux-mag.com| Added on 07/04/06

Page 1 of 5 The August 2005 “On the Desktop” (http://www.linux-mag.com/2005-08/desktop_01.html) demonstrated how to run Linux as an application under Windows using CoLinux (http://www.colinux.org/), a free, open source application. This month, let’s... See more

Page 1 of 5 The August 2005 “On the Desktop” (http://www.linux-mag.com/2005-08/desktop_01.html) demonstrated how to run Linux as an application under Windows using CoLinux (http://www.colinux.org/), a free, open source application. This month, let’s turn that column “upside-down” and run Windows virtualized on Linux using VMware. VMware Workstation 5.5 is a great application, and for systems professionals that need to prototype systems in a jiffy, it’s an absolutely invaluable tool. But for your average Linux hobbyist, VMware’s $200 price tag is a bit daunting, especially for those that just want the ability to run one instance of Windows on Linux. The multi-virtualized network setup and the ability to constantly tweak virtual machines and run several virtual systems at once is overkill for a lot of people. The average Joe and Jane Penguin, wants to be able to run Microsoft Office, a few games here and there, or spend a Sunday afternoon on PartyPoker.com. Well, VMWare has heard Joe and... See less

Highlights: But for your average Linux hobbyist, VMware’s $200 price tag is a bit daunting, especially for those that just want the ability to run one instance of Windows on Linux.

See this at: linuxp2p.com| Added on 07/04/06

* WINE: you can run the application under WINE - software that allows Windows applications to be run under Linux and other Unix-based operating systems. * Defunct/Deprecated: the application is either very old, doesn't work, isn't available any more... See more

* WINE: you can run the application under WINE - software that allows Windows applications to be run under Linux and other Unix-based operating systems. * Defunct/Deprecated: the application is either very old, doesn't work, isn't available any more or is under development without a usable version yet. This also applies to multi-network clients that aren't very good with specific networks (such as MLDonkey on BitTorrent). * Proprietary: This program is a proprietary and/or payware program. It is not free/open source software. FOSS programs will not have this tag. * Propritary-dependant: This program depends on a piece of proprietary software, such as Sun Microsystems' Java Virtual Machine. See less

See this at: hpl.hp.com| Added on 05/24/06

The Linux Wireless LAN Howto is an Open Source project sponsored by Hewlett Packard (through my contribution) since 1996, and built with the contribution of many Linux users all over the world. I first got involved in the Wireless LAN world by... See more

The Linux Wireless LAN Howto is an Open Source project sponsored by Hewlett Packard (through my contribution) since 1996, and built with the contribution of many Linux users all over the world. I first got involved in the Wireless LAN world by hacking the Wavelan drivers for Linux. I'm quite curious, so I start gathering information to know how the damn beasty was working. Then, I realised that there was no central point where you could find all this information, links to the drivers and issues with Linux. So, I start stuffing it on my web pages, and it slowly evolved to what you see now. I'm no longer active on the Wavelan drivers, but I'm also still following the work of Wireless LAN (called as well WLAN or Radio Ethernet), especially in relation with Linux. So, once every century, I update my Linux Wireless LAN Howto (html and pdf available below) and the collection of URLs (after the howto). I hope that it is usefull to someone... See less

See this at: pycage.de| Added on 04/30/06

Modern desktop environments make it possible for you to work on several documents in several windows at the same time. This will inevitably result in lots of open windows on your desktop. Switching between applications can become a real pain: the... See more

Modern desktop environments make it possible for you to work on several documents in several windows at the same time. This will inevitably result in lots of open windows on your desktop. Switching between applications can become a real pain: the buttons in the taskbar already got too small to be usable, and finding the right window in the tablist takes ages. See less

See this at: kompose.berlios.de| Added on 04/30/06

About Komposé offers a great new way to manage a big number of windows on different Virtual Desktops. It creates a fullscreen view where every window is represented by a scaled screenshot of its own. Thanks to the KDE framework it is possible to... See more

About Komposé offers a great new way to manage a big number of windows on different Virtual Desktops. It creates a fullscreen view where every window is represented by a scaled screenshot of its own. Thanks to the KDE framework it is possible to create those screenshots "on the fly" while you are working without much overhead. The image scaling is done through the high performance image library Imlib2. See less

See this at: shinux.org| Added on 03/14/06

Vous êtes une usine, un distributeur de matériel (MP3, Disque Dur, Clés USB) ou de logiciels contactez nous pour voir comment diffuser une distribution spécifique à votre hardware à vos couleurs ou a vos besoins.

Vous êtes une usine, un distributeur de matériel (MP3, Disque Dur, Clés USB) ou de logiciels contactez nous pour voir comment diffuser une distribution spécifique à votre hardware à vos couleurs ou a vos besoins. See less

See this at: mono-live.org| Added on 03/12/06

This Live CD contains lots of exciting software. You can: * Develop, compile and run software with MonoDevelop. * Listen to your music collection in style with Muine or Banshee. * Take notes with Tomboy. * Manage your photos with F-Spot. * Search... See more

This Live CD contains lots of exciting software. You can: * Develop, compile and run software with MonoDevelop. * Listen to your music collection in style with Muine or Banshee. * Take notes with Tomboy. * Manage your photos with F-Spot. * Search music, photos, chats, and documents with Beagle. * Explore web applications such as ASP.NET Forums, IBuySpy, and mojoPortal. The i386 CD also contains the files necessary to install Mono on Windows computers. This allows you to expore the framework without installing a Linux desktop, and begin developing cross-platform applications with Mono and Gtk# today. See less

See this at: ubuntuforums.org| Added on 02/28/06

- I will explain closely, how to install the nvidia drivers. I partially show how to setup a working Ati driver installation, but it might be buggy. - This will only work with dapper! Not breezy and below.

- I will explain closely, how to install the nvidia drivers. I partially show how to setup a working Ati driver installation, but it might be buggy. - This will only work with dapper! Not breezy and below. See less

Highlights: AMD 64 Users

See this at: art.gnome.org| Added on 02/23/06

We have recently adopted Drupal as the platform of the GUADEC website (currently in a fully funtional beta version). The deadline for submissions is 31/Jan/06 and the winner will 2 GUADEC vip passes, 2 return tickets to Vilanova (Catalonia, Spain)... See more

We have recently adopted Drupal as the platform of the GUADEC website (currently in a fully funtional beta version). The deadline for submissions is 31/Jan/06 and the winner will 2 GUADEC vip passes, 2 return tickets to Vilanova (Catalonia, Spain) and one week accommodation for both participants. See less

See this at: icewm.org| Added on 02/23/06

* 1.2.25 released (2006-02-03) * 1.2.25pre1 released (2006-01-31 13:08) * 1.2.24 released (2006-01-22 04:33) * IceWM Themes Howto page was updated for 1.2.23 (2005-10-13) * 1.2.23 released (2005-08-14) * 1.2.22 released (2005-07-17) * 1.2.21 released... See more

* 1.2.25 released (2006-02-03) * 1.2.25pre1 released (2006-01-31 13:08) * 1.2.24 released (2006-01-22 04:33) * IceWM Themes Howto page was updated for 1.2.23 (2005-10-13) * 1.2.23 released (2005-08-14) * 1.2.22 released (2005-07-17) * 1.2.21 released (2005-05-31) * 1.2.20 released (2005-01-09) * Slackware packages at http://linuce.free.fr/packages/icewm/ by LiNuCe * Updated themes section, FAQ updated (2004-06-15) * Updated Theme Creation Howto (2003-10-27) See less