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 Topic: NewsThe new items published under this topic are as follows.
 | Posted by: gunne on Thursday, January 13, 2005 - 19:24
Submitted by gunne |
| | | | Through the link below you will find a first MorphOS port of Python 2.4.
Wikipeg Python
There is both binaries and sources available.
Please note the site is in french language, but there is a readme in english.
WikiPeg
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| Posted by: gunne on Monday, January 10, 2005 - 20:28
Submitted by gunne |
| | | | The Remote Desktop client allows computers to connect to Microsoft Windows XP Pro, 2000 Server (with Terminal Services), or Windows 2003 servers for remote management and operability of those systems. It allows the user to fully use the remote computer from any location - as long as both machines are online and remote desktop has been enabled on the Windows host.
Remote Desktop Client for MorphOS
Remote Desktop Client for Amiga
Note: A version for MorphOS have been available since before, so this is an update.
Thanks to the authors, Martin Blom (programming) & Darren Eveland (funding and beta testing).
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| Posted by: gunne on Sunday, January 09, 2005 - 11:34
Submitted by gunne |
| | | | On Pixel32 website you can now have a look on a first screenshot of Pixel32 running on MorphOS.
From Pixel32 website:
"After 2 weeks of hard work, patches to compiler and complete rewrite of x86 assembly to PowerPC code, Pixel32 feels pretty good on PPC platforms. I'm still waiting for some MorphOS compiler patches and when I get them I will release Pixel32 v1.0 RC3 public demo for following platforms: Windows, BeOS/Zeta, Linux/x86, Linux/PPC, MorphOS and Mac OS X. Happy New Year 2005 again!"
Update: finally got mentioned compiler patches and got Pixel32 running in MorphOS.
Pixel32 - MorphOS Screenshot
Pixel32 website
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| Posted by: gunne on Saturday, January 01, 2005 - 22:46
Submitted by gunne |
| | | | A Web site set up to thank Poland for its last-minute intervention, which prevented the EU Council from ratifying the Computer Implemented Inventions Directive last week, has collected over 25,000 names.
You find the webpage here
Further according to ZDNet...
Klaus Knopper, the founder of Linux Live CD Knoppix, said the project will not be able to continue as public and open, downloadable software if the patent directive is passed.
"No money that I could charge for Knoppix would allow me to pay for the upcoming lawsuits or patent claims of companies who sue me for violation of about 900 software patents that are possibly used in the public Debian Linux software," said Knopper.
You can read the complete article here at: ZDNet news
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| Posted by: dholm on Saturday, January 01, 2005 - 14:16
Submitted by retroPete |
| | | | Read the full story here.
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| Posted by: gunne on Friday, December 31, 2004 - 12:04
Submitted by gunne |
| | | | "Those who value freedom and competition have received two nice Christmas gifts the week before Christmas. First, new EU member Poland does not allow the introduction of innovation- and job-killer software patents through the diplomatic back-door. And now the European Court decides that Microsoft should not get another four years to further harm its competition" says Georg Greve, President of the Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE).
Read the full press release here at: Free Software Foundation Europe
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| Posted by: gunne on Thursday, December 30, 2004 - 00:10
Submitted by gunne |
| | | | The decision about software patents within EU have been put on hold again, on the 21 of December.
This happened because of a request from Poland.
Some part and the council wanted first to decide on the basis of a majority that existed on May 18th.
You can read more about this here at: www.nosoftwarepatents.com
Also German Minister of Justice reacts favorably to the Polish move; Read here
The mayor of Munich, Christian Ude, has spoken out again and welcomes the decision by the EU Council to take more time for its decision on software patents. The Linux migration by the Munich city administration is one of the most observed IT projects in the world. Since the groundbreaking decision to embark on that project, Mr. Ude is relatively well-known in IT circles worldwide (if not by his name, then at least for the migration project).
Further announcements and news regarding this from nosoftwarepatent.com is to find here
Software Patents news from kwiki.ffii.org
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| Posted by: gunne on Wednesday, December 29, 2004 - 22:43
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| Posted by: gunne on Friday, December 24, 2004 - 23:24
Submitted by gunne |
| | | | OpenTTD version 0.3.5 is now available. OpenTTD is an open source clone of the Microprose game "Transport Tycoon Deluxe".
You will find more information about OpenTTD here at: OpenTTD homepage
You can get the files, for various platforms, here at: SourceForge.net projectpage
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| Posted by: ironfist on Thursday, December 23, 2004 - 22:21
Submitted by ironfist |
| | | | PUGS and Pegasos.org would like wish you all a Merry Christmas!
We hope you will have a pleasant time with your loved ones.
Will Santa bring Peggy gifts? Who knows?
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