TAXIS PCs has OpenOffice.org 1.1, ELXIS PCs run Redhat

Every TAXIS PC has OOo1.1 (iow: most pcs in greek tax offices)

ELXIS PCs run Redhat

Code swarm visualization vidi project

Great concept. Loved the Python video

Gajim on Steroids

Nice stuff

Linux Mint [Best Distro ever]

OMG, I’m dreaming. Maybe Ballmer funds these guys? I don’t get it. They seem to have done the best job they could out of the gnome and floss community in general in terms of having an OS that will serve you (and not the opposite). Even Ubuntu couldn’t do this. Yet I was windows codecs, flash and all that out of the box. I’m used to being served. I like that. Thanks Linux Mint YOU ROCK.

For those that want to go the other way, try ArchLinux

Gajim on N800

Looks really cool.

Comparing and merging files with Meld

When you’re editing text, you may find yourself with two or three similar versions of a file. Often you are not sure which file has what content, what was deleted in one, what was added in another, and where exactly. You know what content your file should contain, but you are not sure which version to start from. It’s one of those moments you wish your computer were smart enough to understand your problem and fix it for you. Well, that’s not going to happen, but there is an open source application that you can run to help. Meet Meld, a visual diff and merge tool.

Gajim on the cover of GNUzilla magazine (Serbia)

Gajim got a solid review (and even appeared on the cover in
the last issue of GNUzilla magazine; which is a very popular free
software zine on the teritory of former Yugoslavia.
You can check it out here

Thanks anrxc

Tracking your sport activity with open source software

If you’re a FOSS enthusiast who keeps fit by exercising or playing sports, it’s time you used an open source application to track your activities. With these programs you can get a good overview of your exercises or create diagrams and statistics for specific time ranges and sport types. Read More

Real information about going from Windows to Linux

What an excellent page informing about what one will face if he decides to migrate to Linux from Windows.

Scribes editor focuses on the text

Scribes is a text editor for GNOME that focuses on usability. After 30 minutes of usage, you will either love it or hate it.