Firefox 3 now holds a Guinness World Record for most downloaded software in 24 hours, at 8,002,530 downloads! No comments. Read the complete article »
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Firefox 3 garnered 8,002,530 downloads in 24 hours, with Singapore contributing 30,000 of these downloads! Awesome! No comments. Read the complete article »
Mozilla Firefox 3 is now available! Go download it now, and join in the Download Day fun in the bid for a Guinness World Record! No comments. Read the complete article »
This tutorial, complete with screenshots, shows you how I got both Pidgin and GIMP on Windows to honor the theme I choose in the GTK+ theme selector applet. Now, may the frustration of interface inconsistencies end! One comment. Read the complete article »
Participate in Mozilla’s Download Day by downloading Firefox 3 on its day of release, to help it achieve its own Guinness world record! 2 comments. Read the complete article »
Firefox 3 Release Candidate is now available for download!
That was pretty quick after it was code complete and nightly build users could update Minefield to use its code first, and since I’m already on Minefield myself too I don’t see a need to download the release candidate.
But as you can see, we’re getting very close [...] 2 comments. Read the complete article »
PHP 5.2.6 has been released, with over 120 bug fixes, several of which are security related. Comments are closed. Read the complete article »
Oh… yes… finally I get to run Ubuntu 8.04 “Hardy Heron” along with Windows XP as a dual-boot system! There’s a little story behind my eventually successful experience with Ubuntu that I’d like to share. 4 comments. Read the complete article »
Ubuntu 8.04 LTS “Hardy Heron” has been released!!!
Get its torrent! While I’m actually downloading the disk image from another server via HTTP instead… One comment. Read the complete article »
Firefox 2.0.0.14 ready for download. This release only fixes one vulnerability in the implementation of the JavaScript garbage collector. Comments are closed. Read the complete article »
