Rethinking PID 1
If you are well connected or good at reading between the lines you might already know what this blog post is about. But even then you may find this story interesting. So grab a cup of coffee, sit down, and read what's coming. This blog story is long, so even though I can only recommend reading the long story, here's the one sentence summary: we are experimenting with a new init system and it is fu
Multi-touch support in Linux/Xorg/GTK+ – Carlos Garnacho
So, for the first time ever (to my knowledge), the full multi-touch stack working on Linux: This video features: Linux 2.6.31 with the N-Trig driver (Plus some modifications of mine to have multitouch enabled with my touchscreen firmware) Xorg 7.5 xf86-input-evdev-multitouch (By the ENAC people, plus some patch of mine to cope with devices that don’t provide tracking IDs for each tracking point) G
GNOME To Split from GNU Project? – OSnews
Over the weekend, there has been a bit of a ruffling of the feathers over in the GNOME camp. It started with complaints received about the content on Planet GNOME, and ended with people proposing and organising a vote to split GNOME from the GNU Project. Recap The entire situation started when Lucas Rocha sent an email to the GNOME Foundation mailing list, stating that the Foundation had received
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