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Networks in Motion Issued U.S. Patent for Graphical Sharing of Information

ALISO VIEJO, CA-- Networks In Motion (NIM), the award-winning wireless navigation, hyper-local search and location-based services (LBS) company with the largest mobile phone navigation subscriber base in North America, today announced that it has secured a U.S. patent related to the graphical sharing of information for mobile devices and personal computers.

Networks in Motion Issued U.S. Patent for Graphical Sharing of Information

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Windows 7, the KDE 3.5 Wannabe?

"The graphical familiarity goes a bit further than Windows 7's text-less taskbar and Kicker (sans virtual desktops, Microsoft seems to be unaware of the existance this feature), Gadgets and Superkaramba. The Window buttons remind me of a (quite polished) Kubuntu KWin theme. And due to the customizability of KDE, Windows may have gotten much farther with hiring their artist to simply do a theme for KDE3 ^^

MuseScore Version 0.9.3

MuseScore Screenshot MuseScore is an easy to use graphical editor to typeset music scores. You can use the mouse or keyboard shortcuts to add and edit staffs and notes. Several templates are available. These screenshots give you an idea of the beautiful typesetting. You can also play your compositions, either by outputting them as MIDI files, or by enabling sound during editing. The latter option requires the installation of a sound font. For download information see here.

KNDISwrapper is half-done, but far from half-baked

If any process ever cried out for a graphical interface, it is using NDISwrapper to enable wireless devices to run on GNU/Linux using Windows drivers. The process is often torturous, especially for first-time users, who are unsure whether any problems are due to NDISwrapper's limitations or their own inexperience. By organizing and explaining the process, KNDISwrapper promises to remove much of the labor. But, so far, it only partly delivers on that promise by neglecting the hardest part of working with NDISwrapper -- finding the right Windows driver.

Microsoft Mobile GUI Has Debut on Apple iPhone

Microsoft Live Labs announced on Saturday that its Seadragon Mobile graphical user interface (GUI) is now available for the Apple iPhone as a technical preview release, but Windows Mobile users will have to wait to get it.

GUI suite targets embedded Linux distro

Tilcon Software is shipping a version of its embedded GUI (graphical user interface) toolkit designed to work with Wind River Linux. Tilcon's Interface Development Suite (IDS) 5.5.5 for Wind River is aimed at embedded applications in industrial, defense, medical, automotive, and mobile devices, says the company.

Open Source Programming Languages for Kids

Linux.com: "Developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten group at MIT, Scratch is a graphical programming environment implemented in Squeak that works in a very Lego-like fashion. The basic premise is that you build programs by snapping together colorful blocks of code." Full Story...

Linux CLI for Beginners, or, Fear Not the Linux Command Line!

Most recent converts to Linux spend most of their time in the GUI -- the graphical desktop (whether Gnome, or KDE, or XFCE, or some other interface) that's made to look and act somewhat like Windows and Mac.

The Linux CLI for Beginners, or, Fear Not the Linux Command Line!

Most recent converts to Linux spend most of their time in the GUI -- the graphical desktop (whether Gnome, or KDE, or XFCE, or some other interface) that's made to look and act somewhat like Windows and Mac.

The Linux CLI for Beginners, or, Fear Not the Linux Command Line!

Most recent converts to Linux spend most of their time in the GUI -- the graphical desktop (whether Gnome, or KDE, or XFCE, or some other interface) that's made to look and act somewhat like Windows and Mac.

Sun's JavaFX: Is it Java? JavaScript? Or something new?

We're told that the future of applications relies on app servers and rich, graphical clients. But will market share or common sense determine which method of building RIAs that developers choose most?

Timesys, Swell Software Integrate Embedded GUI Tools with LinuxLink

Timesys Corporation®, a premier provider of embedded Linux software solutions, and Swell Software, a leading provider of high-quality graphical user interface (GUI) software development tools, announced a partnership to integrate Swell Software's PEG® graphics tools with Timesys' LinuxLink embedded Linux development platforms.

The Big Move: Defecting From Linux to Windows as a Rational Act

"Since Aug. 15, 2005, this blog used to include a good deal of Linux coverage (especially the so-called "old blog", whose graphical look changed several times), and the very few faithful readers should know quite a lot about my tumultuous love-hate relationship with the bloody penguin.

OpenSolaris Now on Toshiba Laptops

"OpenSolaris is Sun's flagship operating system, designed for desktop, server and high-performance computing environments. Features in OpenSolaris 2008.11 include Time Slider, a graphical interface slide bar that allows users to access previous versions of files."

GTA IV PC a buggy mess, Steam customers ask for refunds

It seems that the PC port of Grand Theft Auto IV is having some problems; the official forums are filled with people suffering from glitches, crashes, and graphical issues. Oh, my. How bad have things gotten? Gamers are reporting that Steam is actually offering refunds on a case-by-case basis.

Concise Linux Part 1: 7.5 Questions Asked and Answered

I’ve heard that Linux is for geeks. Is that true? Not at all. It might have been the case a decade ago, but today you’ll find many beginner-friendly Linux distributions. They use graphical desktop environments like KDE, Gnome, or Xfce that don’t require any particular skills beyond point-and-click. In fact, there is even a book with that title.

Firm sues Google, Apple, Microsoft over 'preview' feature

Where there's a will, there's a lawsuit. MacWorld reports that Cygnus Systems, a small networking company in Indiana, has filed suit against Google, Apple and Microsoft claiming that all three firms infringe on its recently awarded patent for graphical, thumbnail-type previews. According to the suit, products like Microsoft's Vista and IE 8, Apple's OSX, iPhone, and Cover Flow feature and Google's Chrome are all guilty of infringement. Plus the firm says these three are just the first, and probably not the only companies it plans to go after.

The Linux Command Shell For Beginners: What is The Shell?

LinuxPlanet: "When you read anything about the command line, you'll hear people use the term "shell", and sometimes terms like "terminal program" or "xterm" or "console". Do they all mean the same thing? Almost! The only difference is whether you are running a graphical environment or not." Full Story...

Israel, Palestine Wage Web War

An anonymous reader writes "A war has erupted on the Internet between Israel and Palestine, alongside the war being fought on the ground in Gaza. A new report claims that a group called the 'DNS Team' has defaced an Israeli Website, with anti-Israel graphical images — one in a series of instances of 'e-vandalism.' This sort of e-vandalism, says the author, is not only an inconvenience for Webmasters, but many of the images contain malware links and 'redirects or Flash links to Jihadist forums or blogs.' However, while the Jihadist forums are registered in Saudi Arabia, they are hosted by companies like Layered Tech and SoftLayer in Plano, Texas. On the Israeli side, 'A fascinating approach over the last few days is being made by an Israeli Website, "Help Israel Win," which provides a download so your PC can become part of a worldwide pr

Revised Slackware keeps it simple

At a time when new and buggy features cloud basic computer functions, it's refreshing to see a new release of a distro like Slackware that stays true to its core philosophy. Slackware has an unfair reputation of being a distro only for experienced users. Granted it doesn't sport many graphical configuration tools, but it balances that with stability and speed.

Revised Slackware Keeps it Simple

Linux.com: "At a time when new and buggy features cloud basic computer functions, it's refreshing to see a new release of a distro like Slackware that stays true to its core philosophy. Slackware has an unfair reputation of being a distro only for experienced users. Granted it doesn't sport many graphical configuration tools, but it balances that with stability and speed." Full Story...

FSC: mainboard controls KUKA robots

To operate the PC-based control system of their robots, KUKA works with Fujitsu Siemens Computers’ motherboard D1688-K. KUKA has selected the FSC industrial mainboard for its performance, consistent high quality and its price as well as the guaranteed long-term availability of all components. Special emphasis was placed on reaction times (track planning, graphical display, network communications, serial interface communications) and access speed to memory components or PCI cards (sensors, field busses, inputs/outputs).

Image Processing: Open-source system wins VISION Award

Every year at the annual VISION 2008 tradeshow in Stuttgart, a particular company is singled out to receive the VISION Award, donated by Messe Stuttgart to honor innovation in the machine-vision industry. Although past winners of the award have included such companies as Silicon Software (Mannheim, Germany; www.silicon-software.com) for its VisualApplets graphical software for FPGA processing and CMOSVision (Schaffhausen, Switzerland; www.cmosvision.com) for its Image Correction Processor, this year’s winner was different.

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