Free Today: CrossOver Software Lets You Run Windows Apps on Linux or Mac
CrossOver software lets you run Windows software on Linux or Mac and is available as a free download only on October 31.
Continue ReadingCrossOver software lets you run Windows software on Linux or Mac and is available as a free download only on October 31.
Continue ReadingFeel like you’ve heard of Linux, but aren’t really sure who makes it or what it does? Watch this new video from The Linux Foundation to find out just how much you already interact with Linux every day as well as the story of how it gets put together.
Continue ReadingThe Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE) celebrates its tenth year with a new feature, called SCALE: The Next Generation. The free and open source community of today is reaching out to their future leaders by hosting this mini-event for kids within the larger Linux conference. Mimi Cafiero and Malakai Wade, eighth graders already with backgrounds […]
Continue ReadingMaybe you’ve heard of Linux but aren’t really sure what it’s all about. Or maybe you’re a kernel developer. Either way, this is a great video. For the “Lin-what?” crowd: In 1991, Linus Torvalds, a student in Helsinki, sent a now-famous email that kicked off what’s now known as the open source operating system Linux. […]
Continue ReadingI spent last weekend in Tempe, Arizona, at FUDCon, the Fedora Users and Developers Conference. For the less technically adventurous among our GeekMom friends, Fedora is a distribution of Linux, the open source operating system. If you’re not familiar, you can learn more at fedoraproject.org. A BarCamp-style unconference FUDCon is an unconference, BarCamp-style. In this […]
Continue ReadingIt’s been two months. I’ve had an iPhone for a grand total of two months. And I still straddle my Apple vs Other fence, yet to waver to one side or the other. As with any piece of technology I’ve adapted to it. I’ve developed new muscle memory and am now accustomed to its quirks. My Droid […]
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