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Spice of Life... Redhat Emerging Technologies Project, Spice.
By: Jinx  on: Wed 24 of Feb., 2010 13:18 CST  (60 Reads)
Rip has been checking up on the Redhat SPICE Protocol that was bought when Redhat bought Qumranet back in 2008.

As was promised then, Redhat would Open Source the SPICE Protocol. Which is a protocol similar to RDP... The handy thing is that it also takes advantage of local resources on the client machine. So, 3D is possible even from a VM that is running off a remote Virtual server across the network!

Here is a demo of what is possible with this protocol.

So, to their word, Spice is being open sourced and is available here. Going to make for an interesting future for Redhat, LibVirt?, KVM and Spice.


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Intel and Nokia team up to combine Moblin and Maemo
By: Jinx  on: Mon 15 of Feb., 2010 22:55 CST  (57 Reads)
... and so MeeGo was born. Asides from almost sounding like Fried Noodles, it apparently what happens when both the Maemo and Moblin project merge, as per their first blog post:
Hi Everyone

I'm sure you've heard the news: Moblin and maemo are merging! We are taking the best pieces from these two open source projects and are creating the MeeGo? software platform. Both teams have worked for a long time to support the needs of the mobile user experience - and MeeGo? will make this even better. We want it to be fun, focused, flexible, technically challenging and ultimately, something that can change the world.


Some interesting news, as reported by CNet.
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And so it begins - The new website !
By: Kronk  on: Thu 21 of Jan., 2010 19:18 CST  (167 Reads)
Exciting news ! Feel free to check it out, contribute or comment.
test.the-mesh.org
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Karmic Koala Available - Ubuntu 9.10
By: Kronk  on: Sat 07 of Nov., 2009 16:08 CST  (470 Reads)
Karmic Koala Now Available - Ubuntu 9.10

Get the new latest "exciting" instalment of Ubuntu right here !

www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
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Take that to the Bank...
By: Jinx  on: Sun 09 of Aug., 2009 16:10 CST  (904 Reads)
The Mesh crew have the opportunity to help out with "Fringe @ The Bank".

We're working with DCA to provide IT Comms, desktop and network support.

Check out Darwin Fringe Festival for more information.
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Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid) Out now!
By: Jinx  on: Mon 03 of Nov., 2008 10:53 CST  (1992 Reads)
The latest stable edition of Ubuntu Linux has been released and is ready for people to download. This release is a standard release cycle, so it is supported for 18 months.
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Dnsmasq important package update
By: Jinx  on: Thu 24 of July, 2008 14:37 CST  (2948 Reads)
Dnsmasq, the DNS/DHCP server used by most embedded Linux devices has been updated to protect against the DNS cache poisoning vulnerability released earlier this month. Secunia has detailed information on the exploits. There is also an article on Slashdot regarding the issue.

For users of OpenWrt? based firmware, X-Wrt? has released the 2.45 version of Dnsmasq as an ipkg here.
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Netgear release an Open Source firmware Wireless 54G router/ap
By: Jinx  on: Wed 09 of July, 2008 09:24 CST  (2690 Reads)
Netgear seem to have cottoned onto the idea of running a Linux based firmware on one of their wireless routers. Although, it's a little late in the game, it is good to see more of the big companies getting on board.
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Australian Open Source Industry & Community Report
By: Jinx  on: Wed 09 of April, 2008 17:48 CST  (1683 Reads)
Waugh Partners have posted their findings on the Australian Open Source Industry & Community Census 2007.

Check it out here.
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5Gbit/sec Short Range Wireless - NICTA
By: Jinx  on: Tue 26 of Feb., 2008 12:10 CST  (1511 Reads)
National ICT Australia develop a short range, low cost Wifi device that can communicate at 10 times the speed of current 802.11g standards.

Read the Zdnet Article to find out more.
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