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Figure 1: The user can set geolocation and offline cache permissions.

HTML5 Offline

Offline-capable applications with HTML5

08.02.2013

An offline cache in your browser and a bit of HTML5 acrobatics combine for interactive web applications that keep working even when the Internet connection breaks down.

Browser , HTML5

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Rethinking the Office Suite

Off the Beat: Bruce Byfield's Blog

08.02.2013

Office suites have changed little in the last two decades. Maybe it's time they did.

floss , free software , libreoffice , Linux New Media , Linux Pro Magazine , open source

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GNOME Gets Formal, Public Usability Testing

Off the Beat: Bruce Byfield's Blog

31.01.2013

An intern in the Outreach Program for Women is conducting the first major usability study of GNOME 3.

floss , free software , Gnome , Linux New Media , Linux Pro Magazine , open source

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Pwn2Own and Pwnium 3 Details Announced – Competitions Offer Big Bucks for Hacking Skills

31.01.2013

HP’s Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) announces details for the annual Pwn2Own competition.

Chrome

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Extension Watch: View PDF Files in Mozilla Firefox with PDF Viewer

Productivity Sauce

29.01.2013

Don't you just hate it when you click on a PDF link in Mozilla Firefox and the browser offers you to download the file? Fortunately, the PDF Viewer add-on provides a quick fix to the nuisance.

Firefox

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Correct Lens Distortion in GIMP with GimpLensfun

While GIMP offers a wide range of tools for working with photos, it lacks one feature that is essential for serious photographers: the ability to automatically fix lens distortion. Fortunately, the GimpLensfun plugin fills the void quite nicely.

Gimp

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More thoughts on the GNOME 2 reaction

Off the Beat: Bruce Byfield's Blog

25.01.2013

The popularity of GNOME 2 is a reaction -- and you can't expect innovation from a reaction.

floss , free software , Gnome 3 , Linux New Media , Linux Pro Magazine , open source

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Extension Watch: Fix TiddlyWiki on Firefox with TiddlyFox

Productivity Sauce

25.01.2013

Until recently, TiddlyWiki worked fine with practically any browser, including Mozilla Firefox. But under-the-hood tweaks in the latest release of the popular web browser brought some bad news for TiddlyWiki users: starting with Firefox 15, TiddlyWiki could no longer save changes.

Firefox

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