linux applications

TechLaze: "NaNoWriMo is an annual creative contest wherein participants have to churn out a 50,000 words novel in a short span of 30 days."

The Register: "This article is the first in a series that looks at Linux applications – those on Ubuntu in particular – and how they compare to what's available on Windows and OS X, which have been out there longer, are more polished, and have a larger number of users."

As mentioned in this official release on their site, the Appcelerator project has officially launched PHP support for their product as an extension.

CertCities: "When it comes to writing Linux applications, there are two licenses you need to be aware of: the GPL and the LGPL."

Linux Today Blog: "Well, not the movies exactly, but on YouTube....Here is a collection of short videos starring Linux: from IBM, Novell, and random creative people doing random creative acts like taking Tux skydiving, running 165 Linux applications at once, and making movies with Blender.

Enjoy!"

eWeek: "A recent survey sponsored by CA indicated that larger enterprises are expecting to invest more money into running Linux applications on mainframes."

PCPlus: "Install the Windows port of KDE and get instant native compatibility with all kinds of great open source Linux software."

MaximumPC: "But luckily for you, we've done exactly that; we rolled up our sleeves, burned the midnight oil, and muscled the necessary digital elbow grease to whittle down the Ubuntu archives to the top 10 absolute keepers."