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Najnowsze wiadomości i artykuły na temat Wolnego Oprogramowania i społeczności Open SourceWeb standard activists are calling on designers to avoid creating exclusively for Chrome and Safari and have compared the current situation to the former dominance of IE6
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After three years, Debian GNU/Linux 5.0 (Lenny) has reached its "End of Life" and will receive no further security updates
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The Chromium Security Rewards programme has been expanded to include bugs in Chromium OS, the open source branch of the minimalist Chrome OS Linux-based operating system
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The Beta channel release of Chrome 18 includes support for GPU-accelerated rendering of 2D Canvas content and, on older systems, uses the SwiftShader software rasteriser to display 3D content
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After withdrawing its original open standards policy, the UK Government has opened a new consultation process which will run until 1 May 2012, gathering opinions on its proposed policies
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The latest version of the OpenGL implementation and 3D driver collection adds improved support for the latest graphics hardware
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JavaScript Licence Web Labels are a proposal from the FSF to label every JavaScript file used on a site so that automated tools can confirm the site is all free software
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The high performance, low memory footprint web server now has commercial support from the company set up by its creator
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The update to the Debian-based Linux distribution is available as "stable" and "backported" editions because of concerns expressed over the default use of backport images
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In the US, the New Hampshire state legislature has passed an act requiring the state's agencies to consider using open source software for all future software acquisitions
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Last year's accidental release of HP TouchPads that ran Android has now led to the company's release of the Android/Linux kernel source and other GPL licensed components that were created for the TouchPad tablet
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Google has released a beta version of its Chrome browser for Android - although currently only for devices that run Android 4.0. Google plans to make the advantages of the desktop version available to Android devices
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The SPDY protocol is appearing in more and more software. Now, the Java-based Netty project event-driven network framework has added the protocol thanks to code donated by Twitter
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The newest version of the open source reimplementation of the Windows NT architecture adds an improved TCP/IP stack, ACPI support and the ability to change the look of the operating system
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Good things come to those who wait – one year on from unveiling a prototype, Golden Delicious is finally selling replacement motherboards for the open source Openmoko Freerunner and Neo 1973 smartphones in its online store
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The newest version of the Gentoo Linux-based distribution brings incremental improvements as well as a port of the Cinnamon desktop developed by Linux Mint
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Version 17 of Chrome improves page loading times by pre-rendering pages in the background and now better protects users against malicious downloads. The update also addresses a total of 20 security vulnerabilities, one of which is considered to be critical and eight that are rated as "high severity"
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The support organisation for the open source CMS has elected two new board members with a community vote as it moves to more community-centric governance model
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Aimed at developers and testers, the second alpha of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS includes updates to the Linux kernel, Canonical's custom Unity desktop interface and a beta of LibreOffice 3.5
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The latest update to the Firefox browser brings CSS 3D transformations, anti-aliased WebGL and a self-hiding forward button
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Working in a "fully neutral environment", the kernel developer will continue his work maintaining the kernel subsystems and kernel branches
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Mozilla has detailed the security fixes included in the recent updates to its Firefox web browser, Thunderbird email client and SeaMonkey suite. Version 10.0 of Firefox, for example, closes 8 holes, 5 of which are rated as critical
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The developers of a non-GPL licensed alternative to Busybox, a widely used and essential utility on embedded devices, have been accused of enabling GPL violators to infringe with impunity
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The popular server-side JavaScript framework now has a new leader as its creator steps down from day to day management of the project
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Originally intended to be a simple bug fix update, version 1.4.1 of the open source editor has grown to be a "more full-featured" release, with the addition of several new features and support for Blender 2.6.x
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