90 posts tagged “open source”
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Gobuntu
The new "Free software only" installation option in the normal Ubuntu (press F6 in the boot menu twice) basically achieves what Gobuntu is aiming for, as long as the general goal of having "clean" main and universe repositories is fulfilled (which is goal of the Ubuntu as a whole).
Given that many goals Gobuntu has are goals of Ubuntu in
general also, and the fact that
gNewSense
is anyway doing the work that can also benefit Ubuntu (knowledge of
problematic packages), the mission of Gobuntu is a bit up in the air.
Mark Shuttleworth on Rethinking Gobuntu
The "current and future" thread on this list has got me thinking.
Perhaps we really are on the wrong track, that the only way to meet the
needs of the gNewSense folks is to have completely different source
packages to Ubuntu. If that is the case, then I think it would be better
to channel the energy from Gobuntu into gNewSense.
ohloh have just introduced a new concept of open source software "stacks" which are collections of your favorite free libre open software grouped into functional collections for example for "desktop", "server", "PBX" etc.
You should be able to see the stacks I've created FSSE (server), OSDE (desktop) , VOIP & VIZZ (virtualisation)
@ http://www.ohloh.net/accounts/3283/stacks ! or read more @ http://www.ohloh.net/wiki/stack_faq
What's in your favorite ohloh "stack" ?
Ubuntu Studio is aimed at the GNU/Linux audio, video and graphic enthusiast as well as professional.
Ubuntu Studio provides a suite of the best open-source applications available for multimedia creation. Completely free to use, modify and redistribute. Your only limitation is your imagination !
Does anyone know how to publish their SourceForge bookmarks ? In the meantime here's a cut & paste version :
7-Zip
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Azureus
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BackuPod
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Bazaar plugin for Eclipse
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Big Sister
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Big Sister
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BZFlag - Multiplayer 3D Tank Game
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CinePaint
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ClamWin Free Antivirus
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ClamWinUpdate
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COD
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D6. Instructions for using the bookmark system on SourceForge.net
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DOSBox DOS Emulator
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EasyEclipse:Eclipse IDE distro & plug-in
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Eclipse and Java Video Tutorials
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Eclipse SQL Explorer [RCP/Plugin]
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Elastix
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Elastix
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Enomalism Elastic Virtualization
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Enomalism Virtual Server Dashboard
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eSvn
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EtherApe
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Files
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Files
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Files
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FOG - Free, Open-Source Imaging Solution
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FreeMind
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FreePBX
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FreePBX
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FreeTDS
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Google Sitemaps Toolbox
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HeidiSQL
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HSQL Database Engine
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Inkscape
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InstantSVC
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IPMI Management Utilities
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iSQL-Viewer
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Jena
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jTDS - SQL Server and Sybase JDBC driver
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LimeSurvey - THE Online Survey Software
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Lobo - Java Web Browser
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Mantis
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MindTouch Deki Wiki: Enterprise Wiki
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MindTouch Deki Wiki: Enterprise Wiki
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My Favorite Site
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nagiosgraph
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NetDirector
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Network Security Toolkit (NST)
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NORS
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Notepad++
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Openbravo ERP
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OpenNMS
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OpenReports
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OpenSMART
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Open Virtual Machine Tools
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OxygenOffice Professional - Office Suite
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PDFCreator
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PDFCreator
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php db2 driver
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PHP For Applications - PHP Framework
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phpLDAPadmin
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phpMyAdmin
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phpNagios
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PHP on Trax
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phpPgAdmin
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Pidgin
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Pidgin
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Privoxy
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pymon
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PyS60
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Seagull
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Seagull PHP Application Framework
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S.M.A.R.T. Monitoring Tools
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SQuirreL DB Copy Plugin
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SQuirreL SQL Client
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SSL-Explorer
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Stellarium
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SVN4J - Pure Java Subversion client
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SVN Search
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SvnStat
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Syllable Desktop operating system
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the cronolog web log rotation program
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TkCVS
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Tk Toolkit
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trixbox (formerly asterisk@home)
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UFO:Alien Invasion
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unixODBC
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UnxUtils
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VC Aperture
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ViewVC (formerly known as ViewCVS)
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Webmin
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Webmin System stats
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WinSCP
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Wubi, the easiest way to Linux!
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XML Schema compilation
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Y.O.D.A. - Yaro`s Oracle Data Admin
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ZABBIX
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Zenoss Core - Enterprise IT Monitoring
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Zimbra Collaboration Suite
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http://www.virtualmin.com/ Virtualmin Front Page, originally uploaded by osde8info.
You can easily switch between VirtualMin and WebMin modes by clicking the buttons in the top left hand corner of the screen !
this shows both side bar menu (frame) and details (frame).
Here's the cut-down / limited / secured Virtualmin Virtual / User / Server control panel that your "customers" see ! Note that they can also switch between VirtualMin and WebMin modes !
Open Source Software (apart from Red Hat & Ubuntu !) suffers from a massive lack of marketing ! For example I've been using Parallels Plesk and WHM/Cpanel for managing webhosting for many years without even realising there alternatives such as the lightweight LxLabs LxAdmin and the Open Source Webmin VirtualMin !
Well that changes today ! I will be giving Webmin VirtualMin a try and hope it lives up to its promises ! BUT hang on a mo ! They aren't making any "marketing" promises ! So how can they fail to live up to them ?
See also :
- Purple Cow: Transform Your Business by Being Remarkable (Paperback)
- All Marketers Are Liars: The Power of of Telling Authentic Stories in a Low-trust World (Paperback)
or is that a lie too ?
Magento was designed with the notion that each eCommerce implementation
has to be unique since no two businesses are alike. Magento's modular
architecture puts the control back in the hands of the online merchant
and places no constraints on business processes and flow.
Varien is fully invested in
establishing Magento as the leading Open Source eCommerce platform. To
that effect, we are committed to nurturing the growth of the Magento
community, building strong and lasting partnerships and continuing to
develop and improve on Magento.
The Oregon State University Open Source Lab have some interesting clients if you are looking for clip art or fonts:
Subversion is an SCM designed to be an easy replacement for CVS, while addressing some of its shortcomings.
Here are some reasons why Gnome chose Subversion as a replacement for CVS after nearly 10 years:
- Directories, renames, and file meta-data are versioned
- Commits are truly atomic
- Branching and tagging are cheap (constant time) operations
- Natively client/server, layered library design
- Client/server protocol sends diffs in both directions
- Costs are proportional to change size, not data size
- Versioning of symbolic links
- Efficient handling of binary files
- Parseable output
- Localized messages
If you have some spare time and would like to contribute to an open source project StatSVN needs your help |
Beta testers, bug reporters, - all are welcome !
Zimbra Desktop beta is an open source next generation email and calendar application. It’s like other email clients but it incorporates the latest features and experiences popular on the web to create a totally new and more powerful tool.
Zimbra Desktop supports:
- POP & IMAP
- Google Mail &Yahoo Mail Plus
- Large mailboxes (>2G)
- Calendar
- Web Mashups !
See also:
- http://www.zimbra.com/products/desktop_features.html
- http://wiki.zimbra.com/index.php?title=Zimbra_Desktop
Run Zimbra webmail locally:
ZCS