November 2014 – Quick Fixes

LibreOffice’s Coverity Defect Density is 0.00

Unless you are a real fan of using proprietary software for your office productivity suite (wordprocessor, spreadsheet, presentations, etc.) just

November 27, 2014 Paul 0 Comments

Over at RadioHistory.com they have scanned and put online an enormous collections of radio-related yearbooks and magazines. Amongst them, the

Yes, ’tis time to drink, dance and go shopping. To satisfy the compulsive Christmas shopper we all carry within ourselves,

The Morevna Project goes way beyond the original aim of creating an anime feature film using exclusively Free Software. In

Be it for educational purposes or for research, you can now download all the data of all the experiments carried

The FreeBSD Foundation, creators and maintainers of the free and open sourced FreeBSD operating system, have received a very generous

Sean Riley, one of the creators of Computerphile, a web series about Computer Science from the University of Nottingham, tried

In what seems to be a new and much welcomed trend towards true openness, Microsoft announced yesterday they were opening

Kevin McLeod is one of those artists who you don’t know you love until someone points him out to you.

The news today is that GNOME, the organisation behind one of the two most popular free and open Linux desktops,