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Newsforge: Why open source works for weapons and defense
by Santiago Roza 22 Jan '06

22 Jan '06

supongo que les va a interesar a varios, especialmente a miguel angel blanco y todo el que colabore con linuxmil: http://software.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=06/01/18/1750230 saludos, -- Santiago Roza Departamento I+D - Thymbra santiago.roza(a)thymbra.com

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OT: guarda con hacer esto en sus casas..!!!
by Marco Antonio de Hoyos 22 Jan '06

22 Jan '06

no se recomienda hacer, si posee 1 sola pc..!! El que más y el que menos saben que las CPUs necesitan un ventilador/disipador para mantenerlas a una temperatura aceptable, evitando fallos por exceso de temperatura, desgraciadamente habituales en PCs montados con pocos conocimientos del tema... El el siguiente vídeo, podrás ver lo que nunca debes hacerle a tu CPU, salvo que quieras jubilarlo :-) Escena 1: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5393904704265757054 Escena 2: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7263668346151253701 salu2 -- Marco Antonio de Hoyos 15-5-157-2322 // 4268-1557 Claypole - Pcia.de Bs. As.- Argentina ICQ#92702911 / jabber: mhoyos(a)jabber.org ------------------------------------------------------------- http://tecnicoslinux.com.ar ~ https://ututo.org

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Re: [softlibre] 19.000 desarrolladores colaboran en la comunidad de "OpenSuse"
by Martin Olivera 21 Jan '06

21 Jan '06

Ricardo Pluss wrote: >19.000 desarrolladores de todo el mundo colaboran en la comunidad de >código abierto "OpenSuse" >El proyecto de comunidad OpenSUSE experimenta un notable crecimiento, >registrando más de 13 millones de páginas vistas, 750.000 instalaciones >y 19.000 miembros del proyecto registrados en todo el mundo > >Noticias relacionadas > >El proyecto openSUSE.org de Novell, lanzado el pasado mes de agosto, >continúa generando un notable interés y actividad, sobrepasando ya los >13 millones de páginas vistas y 750.000 instalaciones verificadas de >SUSE Linux. > >Con estos datos, indicar que SUSE Linux es instalado más de 7.000 veces >cada día, lo que da una media de una instalación cada 12 segundos. El >proyecto openSUSE se caracteriza por un fácil acceso a los lanzamientos >y creaciones, y ofrecerán pronto nuevos recursos y programas de acceso >libre para procesos de desarrollo utilizados para la creación de SUSE >Linux, la reconocida distribución que contiene todo lo que los usuarios >necesitan para empezar a trabajar con Linux. Los desarrolladores han >contribuido con miles de sugerencias, parches y han proporcionado >información muy importante para mejorar la distribución para los >clientes en todo el mundo. > >A principios de este año, el proyecto openSUSE lanzará un framework de >desarrollo público. Este framework proporcionará a los contribuidores de >código abierto y desarrolladores de aplicaciones, herramientas y >recursos con los que contribuir con código y parches para SUSE Linux. El >framework incluirá librerías de código y un servidor público al que se >puede acceder y ser utilizado por cualquier miembro del proyecto que >esté registrado. De esta forma, Novell hará mucho más sencilla y fácil >la creación de paquetes y aplicaciones que trabajarán en SUSE Linux y >las distribuciones que estén basadas en esta distribución Linux. > >“Los usuarios de SUSE Linux, cuyo número se cuenta por millones en todo >el mundo, continúan mostrando su apoyo con la instalación del software a >gran escala y buscando más oportunidades para colaborar con Novell. El >gran interés en el proyecto openSUSE muestra la seriedad a la hora de >desarrollar y mejorar el software que utilizan. Estamos gratamente >sorprendidos con el nivel de implicación con nuestro compromiso de >mantener SUSE Linux como la distribución más conocida del mercado”, >comenta Jeff Jaffe, vicepresidente ejecutivo y CTO de Novell. >Enlaces relacionados > >jueves, 19 enero 2006 >(c) Noticiasdot.com > > > > > >___________________________________________________________ >1GB gratis, Antivirus y Antispam >Correo Yahoo!, el mejor correo web del mundo >http://correo.yahoo.com.ar > > > > > > > >correo electrónico a: softlibre-unsubscribe(a)gruposyahoo.com.ar > > >correo electrónico a: softlibre-unsubscribe(a)gruposyahoo.com.ar > > >Enlaces de Yahoo! Grupos > ><*> Para visitar el sitio web del grupo, andá a: > http://ar.groups.yahoo.com/group/softlibre/ > ><*> Para cancelar tu suscripción a este grupo, enviá un mensaje a: > softlibre-unsubscribe(a)gruposyahoo.com.ar > ><*> El uso de Yahoo! Grupos está sujeto a las: > http://ar.docs.yahoo.com/info/utos.html > > > > > > >

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ututo Pentim 4 Mal mal :-(
by Sergio Sam 20 Jan '06

20 Jan '06

Buenas, ya estoy a punto de tirar el cd de ututo por la ventana y cuanto mas lejos mejor ...... El miercoles a las 17 horas bajo el ututo para Pentium 4 creo el cd, en mi maquina tento instalado Debian Windorss XP y Arch linux, este ultimo lo descarte para instalar Ututo Booteo la maquina segun lo que vi en la pagina se instalaba en 20 minutos, bueno arranca el intalador con cronometro en mano tardo mas de 1 hora. Al arrancar el ututo uupsss no detecta la placa de red que carga el modulo e100 tampo el sonido y menos que menos la placa de video intel_agp !!! Con ese hermos chiste de sacar root y dejar solo el usuario ututo me volvi loco arrancando con el cd y mandando chroot para agregar los modulos que no tomo el intalador .... despues de copiar mi antiguo xorg.conf de mi debian ... ahora sii!! booteo arranca el modo grafico pongo usuario ututo enter y me sale un cartel que dice su usuario ututu no posee home y vamos a chroot nuevamente y sii no tiene home le creo el home chown ututo:users ....ahora siii booteo arranca el modo grafico y uppsss salta noc que error que el usuario ututo no puede agregar noc que cosa del keyborard y el genom no arranca ni a palos ... despues de intenar su root sudo etcc. para pasarme a root no pude ni a palos entoc volvi a mi querido debian grub-install agregue a mi grub el arranque para ututo y ahora puedo arrancar ututo como root y correr gnome sin problemas .... aaa otra cosa noc porque tiraba errores que faltaba el archivo /etc/modprobe.defs lo genere con modules-update force y ya no tira mas errores ...... El tema es que con el usuario ututo no va ni para atras ni para adelante para mi que el instalador se morfo una parte o algun scripts que creaba el perfil para el usuario ututo !!!! si me dan una mano, nota: lo reinstale y paso exactamente lo mismo !!! y tenia pensado instalaro en 5 maquinas mas pero no pude ni en una y ya perdi 2 dias !!! por lo que vi esta bueno pero no va ni para atras !!!

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reenvio: Nueva edición del Cat-ÑUS
by Martin Olivera 20 Jan '06

20 Jan '06

Cat-ÑUS - E-Zine Informático wrote: >CAT-ÑUS, el newsletter de informática e información general de InformatiCat > >Informática en Clarín o el pato criollo... A cada paso una ca..da >Con diferencia de días, la sección Informática 2.0, del otrora prestigioso >diario, publicó dos noticias (la primera una crónica y la segunda un breve >refrito de una información proveniente de una agencia noticiosa) que lejos >de estar mal redactadas (algo habitual en el diario) inducían a groseros >errores a quien las leyera... >http://www.informaticat.com.ar/clarindapena.html > >Las mejores razones para cambiar Windows >Mientras que por un lado es cada vez mayor la gente que conoce o al menos >oyó hablar de GNU/Linux y/o del Software Libre (incluso aquellos que tienen >una relación "conflictiva" con su PC), por el otro, la escaramuzas que >generan las empresas que patentan soft propietario o privativo tienden a ser >cada más "encarnizadas". Hasta el punto, según explicó John "Maddog" Hall, >"cerebro" de Linux Internacional a su paso por Buenos Aires, que ellas >mismas fomentan la piratería ya que "prefieren eso a que la gente empiece a >usar soft libre o de código abierto, para después perseguir a la gente con >´Software Legal´"... >http://www.informaticat.com.ar/chauwindows.html > >Primeros pasos con Mandriva Le 2006 Free >En la anterior edición de este E-zine >(http://www.informaticat.com.ar/index_cat_nov05.html) hicimos referencia al >lanzamiento de dos nuevas distribuciones y de la mejor suite de oficina al >momento (http://www.informaticat.com.ar/lanza_o20mandub.html) Pues bien, >llegó el turno de mostrarles cómo empezar a trabajar con una de las >distribuciones GNU/Linux más pujantes de la actualidad, pero "sin morir en >el intento"... >http://www.informaticat.com.ar/mandrivacero.html > >Cómo funciona la famosa Wikipedia >Francis Pisani nació en París en 1942, pero cuando le preguntan por su >nacionalidad dice que es "extranjero" ya que vivió en 4 de 5 continentes. >Actualmente es corresponsal en San Francisco para El País (Madrid), Le Monde >(Paris) y Reforma (México). Según él, hablar del internet y del Silicon >Valley a latinos y europeos, es muy parecido a reportear sobre una >revolución en un país extranjero... >http://www.informaticat.com.ar/comowikipedia.html > >Sobre la vejez, el terror y las anacronías... >En la última edición de la sección libros del CAT-ÑUS >(http://www.informaticat.com.ar/eco_historia_irak.html) anticipamos la >presencia para esta edición los comentarios de Hombre Lento de J.M Coetzee, >Escuadrones de la Muerte de Marie-Monique Robin y Cuentos Chinos de Andrés >Oppenheimer. Del primero ya podemos decir que es impactante por lo que >esperamos se transforme en material del lectura veraniega y que su narración >corre rápida como la arena entre los dedos; del segundo, que se trata de una >investigación concluyente respecto de cómo los métodos utilizados en el >genocidio argelino (por parte de Francia) llegaron a estas tierras y fueron >llevados hasta límites inimaginables por los asesinos del último Proceso >Militar... >http://www.informaticat.com.ar/coetzee_muerte_virtual.html > >Mesa de Ayuda - Configurando una Conexión Dial-Up en GNU/Linux >Sin lugar a dudas un escollo con el que se encuentran los recién iniciados >en GNU/Linux es la configuración de los distintos dispositivos para >conectarse a internet... >http://www.informaticat.com.ar/linux_dialup.html > >Micro$oft - El más reciente agujero de seguridad en Windows sería >intencional... >Si bien desde este e-zine buscamos mencionar cada vez menos cualquier >noticia o incidente ligado al pernicioso sistema operativo (y privativo) >gestado en Redmond, Virginia (USA), las declaraciones de un reconocido >asesor de seguridad respecto de la falla relativa al "famoso" WMF... >http://www.informaticat.com.ar/wmfdesastre.html > >Argentina - Gravísima falla de seguridad en el Ministerio de Educación >argentino >Horas atrás un entusiasta usuario y programador en GNU/Linux (además de >joven periodista especializado en Software Libre) colaboró en el hallazgo de >una gravísima falla de exposición de datos en la base de datos del >ministerio de Educación argentino. Publicó la información en su weblog y se >puso en campaña para que desde el área de sistemas de la cartera educativa >le dieran algún tipo de respuesta y utilizaran esos datos para revertir la >situación... >http://www.informaticat.com.ar/bugenministerio.html > >Argentina - ¡Felicidades!... lo peor está por venir >Más allá de que uno puede o coincidir ideológicamente con el periodista >financiero Claudio Chiaruttini, cierto es que maneja muy buena información. >El sitio informativo Urgente24.Info arrancó el 2006 con una durísima nota >sobre el país que se avecina. Por un lado, en el que vivimos y viviremos y, >por el otro, el que nos quieren hacer creer que estamos o estaremos. Lo >publicamos ahora aquí, también, para no perder el foco de lo que nos pasa... > >http://www.informaticat.com.ar/oasisskirchner.html > >Argentina - "K" combate el cáncer con aspirinas: "bonos verdes" y "eco >negocios" >Proyectos 19/20 se define como un emprendimiento editorial autogestivo que >no recibe dinero de gobiernos ni de partidos políticos y en su Boletín >quincenal nº28, Pablo Santiago, publicó una crónica sobre cómo Néstor >Kirchner hipoteca la salud ambiental argentina. "En Kyoto los países >industrializados se comprometieron a reducir las emisiones de gases que >producen el calentamiento global. Luego crearon el mercado de bonos verdes >para continuar contaminando a cambio de invertir en proyectos en países en >desarrollo. Cómo acumular riqueza a costa de la destrucción del planeta"... >http://www.informaticat.com.ar/metodoskirchner.html > >Software Libre - ¿Por que nos gastamos tanto dinero en software? >"En este momento los técnicos no tienen forma (o muchas dificultades) de >hacer entender a las personas que no son técnicos, pero que tienen capacidad >de tomar decisiones en las empresas y en las Administraciones Publicas, que >el Software Libre es una alternativa mas que competitiva frente al Software >Propietario. >Desgraciadamente la capacidad de Marketing de las empresas que actualmente >poseen las mas altas cuotas de mercado, y la desinformación o la comodidad >de algunos técnicos/asesores... >http://www.informaticat.com.ar/polvoraenchimangos.html > >Ciencia - INTI - El tira y afloje energético y la Argentina al borde de una >crisis fatal para su economía >El mundo industrializado es testigo de las contradicciones más absurdas. >Mientras de un lado del globo la pobreza ocasiona la muerte de poblaciones >enteras que no pueden acceder a los alimentos, en otras regiones el >bienestar económico apadrina la obesidad, convirtiéndola en una epidemia >mortal que crece día a día. >Una situación igualmente contradictoria tiene lugar en el mundo en lo >relativo a la energía proveniente de los combustibles fósiles... >http://www.informaticat.com.ar/crisisenergetica.html > >HumoR - Septiembre de 1982 - Enero de 2006: La "pirámide humana" es la >misma... >La porteña avenida Corrientes tiene ese queseyo ¿viste?... por ejemplo, la >locura de angostarla para ensanchar las veredas y, entre otras cosas, >sempiternas librerías que ofrecen al ávido y curioso lector la posibilidad >de hallar viejos ejemplares de revistas que torpemente arrojó (en su >momento) a la compactadora y que rescatamos en una sección sumamente >nostálgica... >http://www.informaticat.com.ar/humor89.html > >* Sergio Pineau >* Consultoría / Soporte Informático >* Editor del E-zine Cat-ÑUS >* ( (+ 54 11) 4362 3193 >* sergio.pineau(a)informaticat.com.ar >* www.informaticat.com.ar >* www.thorconsultora.com.ar > > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >_______________________________________________ >anillo-lst mailing list >anillo-lst(a)linux.org.ar >https://listas.linux.org.ar/mailman/listinfo/anillo-lst > >/* Publica y encontra trabajo relacionado con softlibre en http://www.usla.org.ar/modules/jobs/ */ > > > >

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Triste muy triste y mas que triste
by zorro 20 Jan '06

20 Jan '06

Fallo en la web del Ministerio de Educacion (www.me.gov.ar) http://www.me.gov.ar/centro/titulo2.inc $link = mysql_connect("bdatos.me.gov.ar", "A_dsweb","EcSdrT"); mysql_select_db("dsweb", $link); $error=mysql_error($link); que educacion no???

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Re: [Info-gplv3] GPLv3 First Discussion Draft
by Martin Olivera 19 Jan '06

19 Jan '06

Por si a alguien le interesa el derecho del SL, draft de GPL version 3 GPLv3 Information wrote: >The first discussion draft of the GNU General Public License Version 3 has been >released. > >The new draft and web resources are available at <http://gplv3.fsf.org>. We >welcome your comments on the wording of the new version at ><http://gplv3.fsf.org/comments/>. > > > > GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE > Draft 1 of Version 3, 16 Jan 2006 > >THIS IS A DRAFT, NOT A PUBLISHED VERSION OF THE GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE. > > Copyright (C) 2006 Free Software Foundation, Inc. > 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA > Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies > of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. > > Preamble > > The licenses for most software are designed to take away your >freedom to share and change it. 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[SOLAR - Software Libre Argentina] Publicaciones Recientes
by inet＠solar.org.ar 19 Jan '06

19 Jan '06

Muy buenas, este es un correo del web "SOLAR - Software Libre Argentina" (http://www.solar.org.ar) con los artículos y los breves publicados en estas últimas 5 jornadas. ------------- NUEVOS BREVES ------------- * Musix 0.31 ¡ve la luz! * - 14 de enero de 2006 Musix GNU+Linux 0.31 ya está disponible para la descarga. http://www.musix.org.ar/download.html Esta es una versión de mantenimiento sobre la anterior 0.30: se han corregido errores importantes y se ha sumado documentación y software para músicos. Quizás la novedad más importantes pase por el (...) -> http://www.solar.org.ar/breve.php3?id_breve=293

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Desechar - Probando lista
by Fernando Sfeir 18 Jan '06

18 Jan '06

llegan? -- Fernando Sfeir http://lugna.linux.org.ar/userinfo.php?uid=3

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[softlibre] Linux podría verse obligado a pagar a Microsoft por el uso de FAT
by Marco Antonio de Hoyos 17 Jan '06

17 Jan '06

La obtención de la patente sobre el sistema de archivos FAT podría obligar a modificar el núcleo de Linux. Noticias relacionadas Microsoft logra la propiedad del sistema de archivos FAT Microsoft desarrollo este sistema en 1976 para su sistema operativo y desde entonces ha pasado a convertirse en un estándar de la industria al adoptarse en múltiples dispositivos y sistemas operativos. En el caso de Linux, el sistema de archivos FAT se encuentra incorporado en el propio nucleo del sistema, por lo que Microsoft podría exigir el pago de una licencia por cada distribución que se descargue o licencie de este sistema operativo. Una de las soluciones que contemplan desarrolladores de Linux seria eliminar el soporte al sistema FAT del núcleo. En el caso que se adoptase esta decisión, Linux dejaría de ser compatible con los populares dispositivos de almacenamiento USB. Otros proponen quitar de la distribución oficial el soporte obligando a los usuarios a que lo añadiesen posteriormente como ya se vienen haciendo con el soporte MP3. Esta solución dejaría a los más inexpertos sin acceso a este sistema de archivos. Patente peligrosa La patente FAT figura entre las 284 patentes que según la Open Source Risk Management son "potencialmente vulneradas por Linux" y que en cualquier momento permitiría a los propietarios iniciar acciones judiciales contra los distribuidores de este sistema operativo. Por el momento Microsoft no ha revelado si piensa exigir a los desarrolladores del sistema operativo libre el pago de licencias por el uso de FAT. Otros fabricantes y desarrolladores también se verán perjudicados por la decisión de la oficina de patentes estadounidense, como los fabricantes de reproductores, cámaras digitales y sistemas de almacenamiento USB. Sin embargo, los analistas señalan que aunque el monto económico puede ser importante las empresas podrían negociar con Microsoft contrapartidas que rebajaran el precio de la licencia. viernes, 13 enero 2006 (c) Noticiasdot.c -- Marco Antonio de Hoyos 15-5-157-2322 // 4268-1557 Claypole - Pcia.de Bs. As.- Argentina ICQ#92702911 / jabber: mhoyos(a)jabber.org ------------------------------------------------------------- http://tecnicoslinux.com.ar ~ https://ututo.org

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