-
Most Read This Week
- Indie Game Bit.Trip.Runner Added to Ubuntu Software Center1
- Linux Users Ask Logitech for Better Mouse Support2
- Handy Notes App 'Nitro' Adds UbuntuOne Sync3
- Meet the $70 USB 'Minority Report' Device More Accurate Than Kinect4
- Ubuntu 12.10 Renaming 'Update Manager' to 'Software Updater'5
- [How To] Make Chrome Use Native Notifications in Linux6
- Tom's Top 5 Apps for Ubuntu7
- Wil Wheaton: 'Yo Hollywood, Let Me Download Ubuntu'8
- Skype Release Minor Bugfix Update for Linux Client9
- Ubuntu Forums Get Updated Look10
Like us on Facebook!
-
Latest Comments
Our Most Popular Tweets
Join the discussion with 37,463 followers@omgubuntu
About Akshat Jain
Latest Posts
Video-Editor ‘Novacut’ Unveil New UI prototypes, Available To Try Online
Novacut have shown off two new UI prototypes for their real-time collaborative video editor.
What artists are saying about Novacut
Open-source professional video editor Novacut launched its kickstarter campaign last week.
Independent filmmakers Arin Crumley and Christie Strong have posted a short video talking about it.
Novacut back on Kickstarter
OS X and Windows users always had no shortage of pro video editors but Linux never had such privilege. Novacut project aims to bring a pro video editor to Linux that is 100% free and open source right down to every single detail.
Help Compiz rockstar Sam Spilsbury squash the annoying invisible window bug…
In spite of best efforts, a weird bug in compiz causing windows to ‘become invisible’ is still haunting the users. Here is how you can help fix it.
Novacut live videocast at 1800 UTC today
Inspired by the Ubuntu Community Manager Jono Bacon’s weekly videocast, the Novacut folks have decided to do a same style videocast where you can ask them questions about anything you would like to know about the upcoming video editor.
Canonical retires free CD Shipping programme
Canonical have announced that they will be discontinuing the free CD shipping service Shipit.
Writing on the Canonical blog Ubuntu’s Gerry Carr said that the company would instead focus on their CD distributor programme and shipping CDs directly to LoCos – Local Ubuntu community teams – instead.
GNOME be trollin’ – 3.0 delayed (again) to September 2011
The GNOME Release team meeting at GNOME Bangalore hackfest have decided to postpone the 3.0 release to September of this year, release manager Vincent Untz unveiled today.
He cited various reasons for the delay, including a large number of freeze break requests, constant changes in the design, Mozilla dropping embedded versions of Gecko and more.
Ubuntu 11.10 named ‘Oneiric Ocelot’
Continuing the tradition of naming every Ubuntu release, Mark Shuttleworth has revealed the codename for Natty Narwhal’s successor to be ‘Oneiric Ocelot’
Ubuntu 11.04 to drop Release Candidate, add second beta
Ubuntu Release Manager, Kate Stewart has announced on the ubuntu-devel mailing list that the Release Candidate scheduled for April 21 would be dropped and Beta 2 scheduled for April 14 would take it’s place instead.
Wintermute project aims to bring Artificial Intelligence to Ubuntu
Named after a computer from a very famous novel, Wintermute is an attempt to implement the world’s first personal edition of an intelligent framework of applications and libraries, and in the future, an intelligent operating system.
Ubuntu Unity 2D gets a PPA for Maverick and Natty testers
The slick Unity 2D we told you about yesterday has now got a PPA for Ubuntu 10.10 and Ubuntu 11.04 users to test.
Totem’s Youtube playback to enter dark ages
Soon, all of Totem users’ fast computers and high-speed internet connections will be reverting to 176×144 3GP youtube video.
Minimal GNOME-panel replacement ‘Wingpanel’ gets a PPA [Updated]
Ever wanted to try the sexy Wingpanel but were scared of building from source? A noble soul by the name of Taylor “Ripps” LeMasurier-Wren has created a PPA for us to use.
dmedia 0.2 ‘Feature Frenzy’ sees the light of the day
The 0.2 version of dmedia (codnamed ‘Feature Frenzy’), the storage component of Novacut Video Editor, has been released right according to the schedule. Geeky bits follow with a sneak peek of the first iteration of the UI.