Archive for 'Planet Igalia'
Tomeu Vizoso (Sugar Labs) na Corunha
O próximo dia 11 de Fevereiro, e como parte do Master em Software Livre, Tomeu Vizoso estará no local de Igalia na Corunha das 16 às 19 horas para falar do projecto Sugar.
A entrada é aberta a todo o mundo, só limitada pola capacidade do local.
Mais info no blogue de Tomeu (em inglês) e no [...]
Posted: February 9th, 2010 under Galego-Português, Master on Free Software, Planet GPUL, Planet Igalia.
Comments: none
Updates on Hildon and Vagalume
It’s been almost two months since my last blog post so here’s a quick update on the things I’ve been doing lately.
Vagalume 0.8.3
The first thing that I’d like to mention is the upcoming release of Vagalume 0.8.3 (which will probably happen during this weekend). The only changes in this version are that menus and dialogs [...]
Posted: February 4th, 2010 under English, Planet GPUL, Planet Gnome, Planet Igalia, Planet Maemo, Software.
Comments: 2
Remapping the N900 arrow keys
Here’s a tip for those of you using an N900 with an English keyboard.
For those who don’t know it, this is how arrow keys are arranged in (some) non-English layouts:
Compare to the English layout:
My N900 has an English keyboard, and I like it because I use the X terminal a lot so having separate keys [...]
Posted: December 17th, 2009 under English, Planet Igalia, Planet Maemo, Software.
Comments: 19
Vagalume 0.8 released, now with support for Libre.fm
Vagalume 0.8 has just been released. This is the first version to come with support for Libre.fm and the Nokia N900.
Here’s how it looks (click to enlarge):
We also have a new logo designed by Otto Krüja:
Many things have changed since the previous version. These are some of the highlights (read the full list here):
Implemented the [...]
Posted: December 14th, 2009 under English, Planet GPUL, Planet Gnome, Planet Igalia, Planet Maemo, Software.
Comments: 25
Amost ready for the next Vagalume release
Now that the N900 is (almost) here, many people ask me if I’m going to release a new version of Vagalume for Maemo 5.
Progress in Vagalume has been very slow this year, partly because of all the work we’ve been doing in Hildon Widgets.
Fortunately, the next Vagalume release will be out very soon. And yes, [...]
Posted: November 30th, 2009 under English, Planet GPUL, Planet Gnome, Planet Igalia, Planet Maemo, Software.
Comments: 8
Out in the street
We don’t see many products running an OS based on Linux and GNOME advertised on bus stops around here, but look at this one … :-)
Posted: October 5th, 2009 under English, Planet GPUL, Planet Gnome, Planet Igalia, Planet Maemo.
Comments: 12
N900: a great milestone for the free software community
With all the fuss that’s going on around the announcement of the Nokia N900, I honestly didn’t want to write yet another post about it.
But I can’t resist :-)
I’m not going to talk about its features or its specs. I just want to say that it’s really exciting for me to see the world’s largest [...]
Posted: August 27th, 2009 under English, Planet GPUL, Planet Gnome, Planet Igalia, Planet Maemo, Software.
Comments: 10
Back from Gran Canaria
So many things happened during the Gran Canaria Desktop Summit that it’s impossible to summarize them all, but here’s a list of the ones that come to my mind now:
Alfredo Kraus auditorium is a great venue, and its location couldn’t be better.
The University was less spectacular, but from a functional point of view I think [...]
Posted: July 14th, 2009 under English, Planet GPUL, Planet Gnome, Planet Igalia, Planet Maemo.
Comments: 8
Ready for the Desktop Summit
Following our traditions, last Tuesday we had a very big party on the beach where we set everything on fire (this pic is not from this year, though).
That means one thing: Summer is finally here!
That also means that in less than 10 days I’m flying to Gran Canaria, along with many other Igalians, for the [...]
Posted: June 25th, 2009 under English, Planet GPUL, Planet Gnome, Planet Igalia, Planet Maemo.
Comments: 3
Coming soon to your screens …
Now that Last.fm is restricted in most countries, the obvious alternative (already discussed in previous posts) was to start offering support for similar services for people that cannot / don’t want to use Last.fm anymore.
So here is Vagalume with support for Libre.fm:
(this is not ready yet, but expect a new release in a few days/weeks)
Posted: May 20th, 2009 under English, Planet GPUL, Planet Gnome, Planet Igalia, Planet Maemo, Software.
Comments: 10
