Episode 04 takes us on location in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Where the first batches of xos have been delivered and deployed. Meet the teachers using the laptops in the classroom. Where besides doing daily assignments on the machines, some students have already learned programing. Local culture has permeated the project, and as a veteran school principal explains, an improved education is set to equip a new generation of Brazilian citizens.

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I got this package in the mail today and I wasn’t expecting it. Apparently, it was my free copy of Ubuntu Desktop and Ubuntu Server Edition! ubuntu.com Thanks for watching this citrontech unboxing! Please subscribe, rate and comment.

Who says you can’t play on Linux? In this video I show you the open-source game manager “DJL”. This program works similar to Valve’s Steam client, only that it supports a wide range of Linux games. Have fun playing!

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Why buy Sony Vegas when it’s open source counterpart kdenlive will do the trick? www.twitter.com Download your IMG file here: www.kdenlive.org Get Image Writer for Windows here: launchpad.net Need more help? Check out my website for more instructions! Llama picture courtesy of www.flickr.com

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launchpad.net en.wikipedia.org www.celtx.com Celtx [?k?lt?ks] is free media pre-production software designed for creating and organizing media projects like screenplays, films, videos, stageplays, audio plays, documentaries, machinima, comics, games and podcasts. [1] The client-server application gives independent filmmakers and media creators an integrated and non-linear approach to the pre-production work phase, providing support for industry standard scriptwriting[2], story development, storyboarding, script breakdowns, production scheduling and reports. It also allows writers to attach images, videos, and audio files to a project, and provides features for collaborating with others online.[3] Celtx is built on open, non-proprietary standards (ie. HTML, XML, RDF and TXT ). It is licensed under the Celtx Public License, which is the Mozilla Public License with an attribution provision. Feature development and language translations (23+) of the application are driven largely by the feedback and volunteer efforts of members of the international Celtx community. [4]. Celtx is an acronym for Crew, Equipment, Location, Talent and XML.

Google Toolbar exposed: www.benedelman.org launchpad.net www.chromium.org http Chromium is the open source web browser project from which Google Chrome draws its source code.[1] The Google-authored portion of it is released under the BSD license,[2] with other parts being subject to a variety of different permissive open-source licenses, including the MIT License, the LGPL, the Ms-PL, and an MPL/GPL/LGPL tri-license.[3] It implements the same feature set as Google Chrome, but has a slightly different logo.[4] Versions of Mac and Linux Google Chrome based on Chromium were released to the development channel for Google Chrome on 4 June 2009.[5] According to the developer documentation, “‘Chromium’ is the name of the project, not the product, and should never appear in code in variable names, API names etc. Use ‘chrome’ instead.”[6]

VALENCIA — The third annual Red Hat & jboss Partner Summit, the premier open source technology partner conference, will be arriving in Valencia May 2nd to 5th 2010. This year’s Summit will strongly focus on the ecosystem and collaboration. The power of open source is evident in our partner ecosystem, share and leverage it at the event and benefit from joint Go-to-Market programs. At the Summit, Distributors, System Integrators, jboss Partners, isv’s, oem’s, Resellers, Training Partners–they all come together.