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]]> Kulture of Design | LAS s31e02 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/52532/kulture-of-design-las-s31e02/ Sun, 02 Mar 2014 13:53:22 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=52532 Project lead of the new KDE Visual Design Group, Jens Reuterberg, joins us to discuss building a culture of design around KDE, and driving community consensus.

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Project lead of the new KDE Visual Design Group, Jens Reuterberg, joins us to discuss building a culture of design around KDE, driving community consensus, and how they hope to design by collaboration.

Plus: Linux had a strong showing at Mobile World Congress, we’ll round it up, another major game land for Linux…

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Jens Reuterberg

This is the portfolio site of me, Jens Reuterberg (or Ohyran).

We are too small to influence them, but too big not to get sued – is the long and the short of it.

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A Vala/Gtk+ graphical user interface for Tox

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Wings of Saint Nazaire is a retro space combat sim in the vein of Wing Commander(tm) and X-Wing(tm) developed today!

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There are a few bugs but Valve is tracking those on a public Github page.

Important: To play Portal 2 on Linux you must opt-in to the beta. You may do this by right-clicking on Portal 2 (Beta) in Steam, clicking Properties -> Betas and then select ‘beta’ from the drop-down. If you do not do this, Portal 2 will not run on Linux.

Ubuntu wins Tom’s Hardware Best of MWC 2014

Tom’s Hardware noted: Overall, the experience was a lot smoother, and the operating system itself was a pleasure to use, being both intuitive and visually appealing.

Ubuntu Meizu MX3 and BQ Aquaris – First look ahead of UK launch (Wired UK)

Wired.co.uk went hands-on with the two prototype devices at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

The MX3 has a 5.1-inch screen.

Provisional specs for the phone include an octa-core chip, a 3-core graphics processor and 2GB of RAM.

It should be available in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB versions and will be powered by a 2,400mAh battery.

There are no specific specs available yet for the BQ Aquaris

Canonical’s CEO tells Wired.co.uk:

The marketing strategy for the phones when they officially launch will be a global online campaign. It will be a relatively soft launch, she adds, that will give Ubuntu fans the opportunity to get their hands on the devices first.

Hands-On with the $25 Firefox Phone

Mozilla engineers were able to accomplish this by adjusting the hardware requirements of the operating system to run on a 1 GHz CPU, single core Spreadtrum chipset with only 128 MB of RAM. That’s only 25 to 50 percent of the RAM found in existing entry-level devices on the market

Lawrence Lessig At SCALE12x

At SCALE12x the 12th Southern California Linux Expo in Los Angeles, Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig delivered an
opening keynote that challenged the free software community to do
something it does not normally attempt: engage with the political
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As he explained to the SCALE crowd, those affected public policy areas include some key
technology issues—and Lessig’s own commitment to the cause he
credits directly to his friendship with developer Aaron Swartz.

The talk was an unusual one for SCALE, where politics is rarely on the agenda. But the crowd responded with enthusiasm, to the stories of technology policy, and to the analogy of zeroing in on a flaw like a bug and fixing it.

Samsung unveiled three Tizen smartwatches

Set to ship in April, with pricing unknown, the Gear 2, Gear 2 Neo, and Gear Fit will ship with 100 Tizen apps.

Both devices offer the same 1.63-inch, 320 x 320-pixel Super AMOLED screen found on the Galaxy Gear, but they advance to a faster 1GHz, dual-core processor. Memory stays put at 512MB RAM and 4GB flash.

Cutting the price of Windows 8.1 by 70 percent for makers of low-cost computers and tablets

Manufacturers will be charged $15 to license Windows 8.1 and preinstall it on devices that retail for less than $250.

Instead of the usual fee of $50.

We’re told that Microsoft is aiming to position Windows 8.1 with Bing as a free or low-cost upgrade for Windows 7 users. Any upgrade offers will be focused on boosting the number of people using Windows 8.1. This Bing-powered version of Windows 8.1 may also be offered to PC makers as part of recent license cuts for devices under $250.

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]]> Ubuntu Beyond the Edge | LAS s28e05 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/42097/ubuntu-beyond-the-edge-las-s28e05/ Sun, 25 Aug 2013 14:48:08 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=42097 Ubuntu Edge failed to reach its funding, there are many theories why, we'll break them all down and debate if the touch trend has come to an end.

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Ubuntu Edge failed to reach its funding, there are many theories why, we’ll break them all down and debate if the touch trend has come to an end.

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The number came out of doing some homework on what would be needed to bring the phone to market. And ultimately bringing a phone like this to market requires a lot industrial design work, electrical design, testing, etc. We could have gone for a lower total number, but with a much higher per-unit cost. So, we tried to find something that was a good compromise.

“We thought we could take a leap forward two or three years in terms of the capabilities of today’s phone through the Edge,”

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“It certainly raised eyebrows in the phone industry in a good way. Folks feel there’s a hunger for something new and it sent a signal as to what that something new might look like,” said Shuttleworth.

“I think the full Ubuntu convergence experience will not be in the first round of Ubuntu phones, which we’re targeting for the first quarter 2014,” Silber told CNET. “Just phones, not a full converged plug-into-your-monitor device,” she added, stressing, “I think convergence is the future. It may take many forms.”

  • Canonical CEO Jane Silber

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]]> Ubuntu’s Edge Gamble | LAS s28e01 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/40867/ubuntus-edge-gamble-las-s28e01/ Sun, 28 Jul 2013 14:05:15 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=40867 Canonical hopes to smash crowdfunding recordings with their massive Ubuntu Edge campaign. We’ll share our thoughts on this effort.

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Canonical hopes to smash crowdfunding recordings with their massive Ubuntu Edge campaign. We’ll share our thoughts on this effort, what the impacts are if it succeeds or fails, and why even an Ubuntu critic should be paying attention

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Ubuntu Edge: Things Just got Crazy


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In the car industry, Formula 1 provides a commercial testbed for cutting-edge technologies. The Ubuntu Edge project aims to do the same for the mobile phone industry – to provide a low-volume, high-technology platform, crowdfunded by enthusiasts and mobile computing professionals. A pioneering project that accelerates the adoption of new technologies and drives them down into the mainstream.

The specs:

  • Fastest multi-core CPU, 4GB RAM, 128GB storage

  • 4.5in 1,280 x 720 HD sapphire crystal display

  • 8mp low-light rear camera, 2mp front camera

  • Dual-LTE, dual-band 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4, NFC

  • GPS, accelerometer, gyro, proximity sensor, compass, barometer

  • Stereo speakers with HD audio, dual-mic recording, Active Noise Cancellation

  • MHL connector, 3.5mm jack

  • Silicon-anode Li-Ion battery

  • 64 x 9 x 124mm

  • Ubuntu Edge: Design process | Ubuntu Design Blog

In this post I will share some materials, stories and process during the development of the Ubuntu Edge.

OSCON 2013: Mark R. Shuttleworth “Redefining What’s Possible”

Victor Palau of Canonical shows how the Ubuntu Edge’s convergence will work, using a Nexus 4 as a demo unit.

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Update: After publishing this, a Mozilla spokesman got in touch with the following message:

“Today, Geeksphone announced the pre-sale of a new device based on Boot to Gecko technology. We want to clarify that this new phone that was announced is based on Boot to Gecko technology with pre-release software, but is not a certified or supported Firefox OS device.”

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The ReactOS software includes binary and source distributions of the latest ReactOS. This includes the kernel, various subsystems and some basic applications.

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  • Installer looks straight outta NT4 / Win2k DOS days.

  • File system choices are FAT32 or ext2

  • In a future where ChromeOS and tablets are a viable platform for the majority of your computing, ReactOS could play the role of enabling legacy support for old Win32 apps. In a sense, further eliminating in shred of legitimacy the Windows platform could hold 7+ years out.

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]]> Inside Ubuntu Touch | LAS | s25e09 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/32377/inside-ubuntu-touch-las-s25e09/ Sun, 24 Feb 2013 14:26:26 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=32377 We take a deep dive into the Ubuntu Touch Preview and how they’ve pulled it off, the surprising components of Android being used, and why it's key to adoption.

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Much more than just a touch of Ubuntu, we take a deep dive into the Ubuntu Touch Preview and how they’ve pulled it off, the surprising components of Android that are being used, and why it means Ubuntu Touch will be on hundreds of popular devices soon.

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First Impressions

  • A PPA and installs the tools, USB Debugging must be turned on the device.

  • Most of the process is automatic with appropriate images for the device being downloaded from Canonical’s servers and pushed to the devices over USB.

  • Definitely a demo product at this point, with the majority of the apps just being a place holder.

  • October feels very close in comparison to the amount of work needed to be done.

  • That said, we are seeing a product at the early stages that most companies would never show. I think many products shown at trade shows, demoed in keynotes, etc, are very often in this stage. The consumer just never learns that. In this case, we vail has been removed and we’re seeing something that’s still in that stage.

  • Many of the demo apps are powered by common sense underlying structures. For example, the Gallery app is limited in actual functions beyond looking at the pre-supplied photos. However, one can sftp new photos to the /home/phablet/photos directory and the gallery app will display them. It’s relatively trivial to hook up the UI to some code to populate those folders with photos.

  • Because it’s based on CM 10.1 many people are calling it just a re-themed Android. But that’s not accurate.

  • Ubuntu Touch Preview is simply running in a Cyanogenmod10.1 chroot

  • The Cyanogenmod Fork has been stripped of the Dalvik VM and all other components necessary to run Android Applications.

  • The Ubuntu filesystem and all applications are kept in /data/ubuntu in the Android subsystem.

  • Because of this: theoretically you can port Ubuntu Touch to any device that Cyanogemod 10.1 Supports.

  • It’s based on Ubuntu 12.10 (right now)

  • Uses the Android compositor, Surface Flinger. This is big, as applications that rely on X11 might be out.

  • This makes sense when you consider the need to work with binary blob video drivers.

  • Speaking of drivers, Ubuntu Touch Preview uses libhybris, a way to load Android libraries while overriding some Bionic symbols with those symbols from glibc.

Android Kernels are found on the majority of new mobile devices, Linux ones aren’t. Rather than reinvent the world and write new drivers, using LibHybris, you can use the existing Android drivers to make the job of porting linux userspaces onto these devices much easier.

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Not sure if it’s been mentioned before but there is a nice chat client called Xabber. It supports all the big protocols and even supports Off-The-Record encryption. Free app and they recently went open source too! One thing it lacks is voice and video. Perhaps, with a few supporters we could make a push for that. 🙂 I’d love to get rid of Skype and keep my dear mom happily conferencing with my son.
https://www.xabber.com/

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]]> Ubuntu on Nexus 7 | LAS | s24e06 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/27616/ubuntu-on-nexus-7-las-s24e06/ Sun, 18 Nov 2012 14:26:52 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=27616 We load Ubuntu 12.10 onto a Nexus 7 and tell what works, what doesn’t, and where this is all heading. Is this a laptop killer? Or just a toy for us nerds?

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We load Ubuntu 12.10 onto a Nexus 7 and tell what works, what doesn’t, and where this is all heading. Is this a laptop killer? Or just a toy for us nerds? Tune in to find out!

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Proxmox or Ubuntu on the Nexus 7 next week?

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]]> Sparking a Fire | LAS | s20e06 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/16882/sparking-a-fire-las-s20e06/ Sun, 12 Feb 2012 15:41:58 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=16882 Aaron Siego joins us to talk about the new open source KDE powered tablet being worked on! Find out how hard you want one, after this week’s episode!

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Aaron Siego joins us to talk about the new open source KDE powered tablet that he and his team are working on! Find out how hard you want one, after this week’s episode!

PLUS: Canonical drops Kubuntu, Microsoft throws it’s weight around, and we bust some Raspberry PI rumors!

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]]> Feedback & Errata 2 | LAS | s19e10 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/15008/feedback-errata-2-las-s19e10/ Sun, 18 Dec 2011 13:19:53 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=15008 In this week’s episode, we update you on a few stories from the past season, and make a few corrections we want you to know about!

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Even the big show gets a few things wrong from time to time, but never fear! The Linux Action Show audience is keeping us in check! In this week’s episode, we update you on a few stories from the past season, and make a few corrections we want you to know about!

Plus: Some good news from the city of Munich, Sony’s coal for your stocking, KDE on tablets, Humble Indie Bundle 4 lusting, and how a Kindle Touch was Jailbroken with Just an MP3!

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