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http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2009-10-22-windows-microsoft-linux_N.htm

 

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¿Do you use Kaspersky Internet Security?
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If you use Windows with this Antivirus and it's not registered you could been blacklisted.
You can use this little script to update it manually without being blacklisted, just unzip it under c:\Windows\KAS (make new folder)
Then use the shortcut to manually update it (recommended once a week).
Download it HERE

Como siempre Octubre es el mes ideal para sacar o liberar productos y elsoftware no se queda atrás, los Mozilla han liberado FF 2.0, aunque no está en el sitio oficial todavía se pueden descargar los diferentes ejecutables o sources de los siguientes sitios:
**Para linux: **
[url]http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/2.0/linux-i686/[/url]
**Para Mac: **
[url]http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/2.0/mac/[/url]
**Para Win: **
[url]http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/2.0/win32/[/url]
Buscan su idioma (locale) preferido y listo ;-) A actualizarnos ! Muerte a IE 7

Alguna vez te has encontrado con que en la universidad o colegio te piden desarrolles algún proyecto de documentación o desarrollo de procesos ? MyDMS sirve para esto, administra, lleva control de versiones y manejo de usuarios dentro de un repositorio común, en carpetas o sub-carpetas, puedes aber quién alteró o borró algo y además la interfaz es muy sencilla y cómoda, requiere PHP, mySQL y el ADODB para PHP que ya empaqueté yo mismo con idioma Español y el tema original en este tarball que pongo a su disposición.
La manera de instalarlo es fácil:
[terminal]
untar -zvzf mydms-1.5.1.tar.gz
[/terminal]
Editas el archivo: ** /inc/inc.Settings-Sample.php ** y lo renombras a ** inc.Settings.php **
** Screenshot: **

DOWNLOAD myDMS 1.5.1 ( modificado y traducido con ADODB )

Es incréible como es de fácil actualizar versiones de Gallery, tan sólo se reemplazan archivos y después se corre un upgrade.php y listo ! Paso x Paso nos va orientando que hacer y que no, es interesante ver como evolucionan los programas en PHP, antes era editar lineas de código y ahora es más fácil que un wizard típico de Next > Next > Finish

 

Nowadays many manufacturers are selling DRM-integrated devices such iPods and other players, that's why they suck to me, companies do the impossible to sell products that play only their own things, also iPods are difficult to load with songs and their batteries suck so much, you can see this video so you can get the whole idea:

 
http://news.zdnet.com/2036-2_22-6035707.html 

 

AIX IBM Commercial/$ RISC
http://www.ibm.com/servers/aix/
AIX is created and developed by IBM, primarily for their own hardware.
Even among unix flavors, many administrators consider AIX to be quite
different than the others.
A/UX Apple (dead?) Apple
From the Unix FAQ: But I hear Apple has decided to drop A/UX (will go
for AIX now that they're together with IBM on the PPC).
BSDI BSDI Commercial/$ x86/PC
http://www.bsdi.com/
From the BSDI web page: BSDI is the commercial supplier of the BSD/OS
originally developed at the University of California, Berkeley. We
concentrate on delivering and supporting robust, stable BSD/OS powered
internet server software wherever cost effective, reliable and high
performance solutions are required.
FreeBSD FreeBSD Open/Free x86/PC
http://www.freebsd.org
FreeBSD is the most popular free derivitave of the BSD line of Unix.
On top of being powerful and robust, it is open source and
very stable.
HP-UX HewlettPackard Commercial/$ HP (CISC/RISC)
http://www.datacentersolutions.hp.com/2_2_index.html
Created by Hewlett Packard, HP-UX is designed for their own line
of hardware. HP-UX is a commercial version of Unix designed for
high end business applications.
IRIX SGI Commercial/$ SGI
http://www.sgi.com/
Silicon Graphics created IRIX for their own line of hardware. Well known
for their powerful graphics ability, IRIX/SGI can be found developing
many of the special affects found in movies today.
Linux - Open/Free x86/Sparc/more
http://www.linux.org
Linux is probably the most commonly used flavor of unix out there
today. Like the term 'unix', 'linux' has now come to mean any one
of a number of distributions.
Slackware http://www.slackware.org
The first distribution of linux, Slackware has received continued
development and additions since 1991.
Redhat http://www.redhat.com
Redhat is a more commercialized version of Linux. Well known for
its ease of install, RPM package (which allows one command installation
of utilities) and robust support, Redhat is gaining ground in the
work place.
Other distributions: http://www.linux.org/dist/english.html
Minix - Open/Commercial x86/PC/Atari/Amiga/Mac
Minix is an older but stable flavor of unix able to be run on systems
with small hard drives. For older computers lacking power, this may be
a great option.
NetBSD NetBSD Open/Free (almost any hardware)
http://www.netbsd.org
From the NetBSD page: The NetBSD Project is a collective volunteer effort
to produce a freely available and redistributable UNIX-like operating
system. NetBSD runs on a broad range of hardware platforms and is highly
portable. It comes with complete source code, and is user-supported.
NEXTSTEP Apple Commercial/$ x86/HP/NeXT
http://www.apple.com/enterprise/
NeXT is a little known about and little used Unix flavor that is akin
to IRIX in that it is graphic heavy. Often found on NeXT hardware, these
machines are a lot of fun to play with and strong with multimedia.
OpenBSD OpenBSD Open/Free x86/Sparc/more
http://www.openbsd.org
OpenBSD is a spinoff of the Net/FreeBSD projects. The primary focus
seems to be security more than anything.
OSF/1 DEC Commercial/$ DEC
http://www.unix.digital.com/
Now (apparently) called 'Tru64 Unix', OSF/1 is a high end 64 bit version
of unix geared toward large servers and companies.
Solaris Sun Commercial/$/Open x86/Sparc
http://www.sun.com/solaris/
Solaris is Sun's version of unix being developed today. Based on SVR4
rather than BSD (as SunOS was), Solaris is one of the more widely used
flavors of Unix in enterprise networks. Solaris is often used and found
on older Sun hardware for hobbyists as well. Solaris source code is
now available.
SunOS Sun Commercial/$ Sparc/i386
No longer being developed, SunOS is Sun's previous iteration of Unix
based on BSD. Designed for Sun hardware only, it provides a stable
and fairly well supported platform for companies and individuals
alike.
Unixware SCO Commercial/$ x86/more
http://www.sco.com/
Unixware (aka SCO) is a fairly old and infrequently used OS that is gaining
a bit more popularity in recent years.
Ultrix DEC Commercial/$ x86/more
One of DEC's older flavors of Unix, it is no longer being developed
in favor of 'Tru64 Unix'.
UNICOS SGI Commercial/$ Cray
http://www.sgi.com/software/unicos/features.html
Unicos is the primary operating system found on Cray super computers.
Now owned by SGI, Unicos continues to serve SGI's continued development
on the Cray computers.

Ms ha sacado su más reciente versión del [term]MS[/term] [term]WMP[/term] , la versión 11 (BETA) , que será incluído en su [term]SO[/term] Windows Vista en meses próximos.
El instalador no te dejará instalarlo si tienes una instalaciòn Pirata :-P y no pasará el [term]WGA[/term] validation, así que debes hacer estos simples pasos para poder probarlo:
- Tener o bajarte el WinRar
- Extrae los contenidos del archivo que te bajaste **wmp11-windowsxp-x86-enu.exe
** con WinRar. (clic derecho, extraer todo)
- Ejecuta **wmp11.exe** y reinicia Windows
- Instala **umdf.exe wmdbexport.exe wmfdist11.exe** y después reinicia de nuevo.
- Ahora extrae todo del archivo **wmp11.exe** (clic derecho, extraer todo)
- Ahora ejecuta **update.exe** dentro del folder update
- LISTO ! ;-)
''Notas: probado en Windows XP lang: es rev: SP2''