Archive for the ‘Planet Ubuntu’ Category
Debian Games Team Meeting
This announcement was provided by Martin Erik Werner. I’m reproducing it for Planet Ubuntu. The Debian/Ubuntu Games Team is organizing another meeting. If you’re into developing and/or packaging of games, or just generally curious about games in Debian/Ubuntu, you should join! It will be held next Saturday, the 26th of November, in the #debian-games channel [...]
Activity Log Manager for Zeitgeist released!
On behalf of the Activity Log Manager team and the Zeitgeist Project, I am happy to announce the first release of Activity Log Manager (0.8.0), a user interface for managing Zeitgeist blacklists, deleting recent events as well as temporarily pausing the logging. Grab it while it's hot. Note that you'll need Zeitgeist 0.8.0 (or later) for it [...]
Zeitgeist 0.7.1 “Made in Aarhus” released!
On behalf of the Zeitgeist team I am proud to announce the release of Zeitgeist 0.7.1 "Made in Aarhus". This is a minor release before 0.8.0 (which will be the first one introducing storage awareness). What is Zeitgeist? Zeitgeist is a service which logs the users's activities and events, anywhere from files opened to websites visited [...]
On Intel AppUp, the ExoPC Slate, MeeGo and Ubuntu 10.10
Introduction (Intel Rocks!) Last Wednesday I attended the Intel AppUp Developer Day, a workshop where Intel employees presented the MeeGo stack and introduced Intel AppUp, a software center which will be shipping in netbooks/tablets/carputers/etc. There was also a live demo on how to design interfaces with QML and one of the Angry Birds creator said [...]
A list of some commercial GNU/Linux games
I thought I’d be nice to make a little list of some of the GNU/Linux games I’ve tried out this past year. I’ve tried to keep the list heterogeneous (different game genres, all from different producers, some freshly released and some quite older…). I’ve also decided to only include commercial games in this post; if [...]
