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Brent Hopkins (rowanrook)
University of Wisconsin, River Falls
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K-Meleon is extremely fast, highly customizable, relatively compact and runs on 32-bit Windows platforms. It is based on the Gecko layout engine, the same rendering engine used for Mozilla browser derivatives such as Netscape and Firefox, and runs completely independently of Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser. K-Meleon is free, open source software released under the GNU General Public License. K-Meleon and further resources can be downloaded from the K-Meleon project at SourceForge.
Tags: the, browsers, mobile, konqueror, plugins, ...
A trail of 9 pages

Following on from the success of the Google Summer of Code program, Google is pleased to announce this new effort to get young people involved in open source development. We've teamed up with the open source projects listed here to give student contestants the opportunity to learn more about and contribute to all aspects of open source software development, from writing code and documentation to preparing training materials and conducting user experience research.

If you're a student age 13 or older who has not yet begun university studies, we'd love to see you help out these projects. In return, you'll learn more about all aspects of developing software - not just programming - and you'll be eligible to win cash prizes and the all important t-shirt! You will, of course, need your parent or guardian's permission to participate where applicable.

Tags: contest, code, student, source, open, ...
A trail of 3 pages

Mandriva Linux One

A full Linux operating system on a single CD for both new and experienced Linux users, it is fast to download and install, and also safe to try with a live mode.

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Tags: mandriva, linux, and, howtos, falko, ...
A trail of 2 pages
My touchpad was driving me crazy; every time I tried to edit a document in Ubuntu Linux, my cursor kept jumping around like a grasshopper. There is a Multiverse application called Touchpad by GSynaptics which will let you change your touchpad settings or disable it. Just click Applications>Add/Remove, then type Touchpad into the search box. Oh, and make sure you have the "All Available" drop menu option set too. Check the box and click Apply. After the application installs, you will see it in your System>Preferences>Touchpad. There is one more thing you will now have to do (oddly, most applications don't require this sort of editing procedure). Open the Terminal, and type in
sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Enter your admin password, then scroll down the file that opens up until you see
Section "InputDevice"
    Identifier    "Synaptics Touchpad"
This is where you will want to add:
    Option          "SHMConfig"             "true"
Click "Save" and then exit. Reboot, and now you should be able to disable/enable your touchpad with ease.
Tags: ubuntu, the, gnome, nbsp, printer, ...
A trail of 12 pages