Google Earth and SELinux
Having problems getting Google Earth to run under SELinux? Here’s how I got my Google Earth to work without disabling SELinux.
RedHat quietly kills off its Mugshot social networking site
Redhat appears to have killed off its once promising social networking site Mugshot.
Fedora 11 preview
The release of Fedora 11 is just around the corner so I took a look at the upcoming release to see if there is anything to get excited about.
Interesting Google Android apps
Google’s Android developer challenge has released its first 50 shortlisted applications. Which ones are interesting and why?
Fedora 9 coming down the line…
Fedora 9 is nearing completion. The final freeze of the code has taken place and the code is almost ready to ship. The 29th of April is the expected release date for this cutting edge Linux distribution.
There is even a preview of the release notes which lets us see what nice features the [...]
Nokia buys Trolltech and QT
A few days after I pointed out that there is a QT4 port for Nokia’s Maemo platform, Nokia has announced that it is buying Trolltech the makers of the QT framework.
The 150 million dollar buyout has taken some by surprise as Nokia’s Maemo platform itself is closely aligned with the QT alternative GTK+ and Gnome. [...]
VMWare Fusion features coming to VMWare Workstation
VMWare’s upcoming VMWare Workstation 6.5 will likely include one of the most demanded features from its Mac Fusion product. Specifically, it appears that VMWare Workstation 6.5 will allow virtualized applications within a VM to be “detached” from the VM showing up as a seperate window on the native host OS. You could therefore have [...]
Fedora 8 released and installed – bumps and bruises.
Fedora 8 was released a on November 8th. As previously mentioned, unlike Microsoft’s Vista, this looks to be a nice upgrade.
It took a while for me to get my primary system upgraded but I finally got around to it on Friday.
Installation issues
I performed an upgrade in place of my Fedora 7 Dell D620 laptop. [...]
- Google Earth and SELinux
- Bringing Audio to the Web
- Fredericton in 3D – Google Earth
- Android Fragmentation : Can it be prevented?
- Research In Motion buys QNX
- Will Internet Explorer 9 provide some browser competition?
- Canada finally get Android paid apps and the Nexus One
- Google Maps Labs – mapping experiments
- New Best Buy store for Fredericton?
- Sneak peak of Nokia RX-51 aka Nokia N900
- Free and Open Government Information Online : How About It Canada?
- The Machine is Us/ing Us
- The great Fredericton flood of 2008?
- VMWare Workstation 6.5 Beta - Unity on Linux
- Buying a Nokia N810 in Canada
- Java and Erlang on the Maemo platform (Nokia N810-N800-770 Internet Tablets)
- New Brunswick highway cameras online
- Fredericton flood of 2008 - aerial video and photos
- End of Intelligence?
- WindowBuilder Pro version 6.5.0 released
- Google's Android software stack running on Nokia's N810
- East Coast Music Awards (ECMA 2008) - Fredericton, NB