Stanford's online courses begin
This autumn term, Stanford's Artificial Intelligence class http://www.ai-class.com/ is available to the students who have enrolled from all over the world, who will be able to follow the videos of the clas…
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Blocky: programming LISP visually with blocks
Once again we get the following news via Linux Magazine: The creators of the project shamelessly admit that they draw inspiration from Squeak and Scratch (Smalltalk implementations for education), but Blocky is still a very interes…
Replacing Android with Inferno on your mobile device
At Sandia National Labs, they have ported Inferno to devices that currently run Android. Although it uses the underlying Linux kernel, it replaces the whole Android Java stack, which makes it very efficient, fast and completely free…
The Debian community celebrates its 18th birthday
The Debian Project is pleased to celebrate the 18th anniversary of the announcement of the creation of Debian by Ian Murdoch.
SmartOS, the operating system that inherits from Illumos/OpenSolaris.
More details at http://smartos.org/.Via BarraPunto: http://goo.gl/vR4Dp and linux magazine 'Joyent has announced a new operating system, SmartOS based on Illumos/Solaris, which incorporates ZFS, DTrace, Zones and as a novelty…
SPAC issue 11
Not only does the CAAD change its page design, launching a new portal, but we also have news in the world of conversational adventures or interactive fiction, we have a new issue of SPAC, the electronic magazine…
Changes on the Plan9 front
Not long ago Cinap Lenrek -author of the linux kernel emulator linuxemu, the SMB server cifsd, newboot, and an innumerable amount of other sofware for plan9 – has launched plan9front, a fork of the official Plan9 distribu…
Release of DragonFlyBSD 2.10.1
Release of DragonFlyBSD The latest version of DragonFlyBSD is now available. You can consult the Announcement of the release of DragonFlyBSD 2.10 (in English) to see the list of changes in this version.
The founder of Free Software, Richard Stallman, in Seville (11 and 12 May 2011)
Wednesday 11 May 2011: TALK “COPYRIGHT VS. COMMUNITY” TIME: At 20:00 PLACE: CSOA La Huelga (Calle Muro de los Navarros 38, next to Puerta Osario) SUMMARY: Copyright was developed in the times of the printing…
¡FVWM 2.6.0 released!
To see a list of the new features, you can look at the original announcement: http://lwn.net/Articles/438781/
Trying an old Unix without installing an emulator
If you have always been interested in trying a system with an old unix, but did not want to research how to install any emulator, someone has created a PDP11 emulator in javascript: http://pdp11.aiju.de/ Everything runs…
Debian Women offers a tutorial on creating packages
Below we reproduce the Debian press release in Spanish: Are you a Debian enthusiast and thinking about contributing? We want to guide you in your first steps.