Posts Tagged ‘open source’

Is Google TV free software and open source licence, just like Android? Will companies, that would want Google TV on their set-top-box/HDTVs, be able to modify the software, to change the looks of it?

do u think enabling nvida drivers in xubuntu is a risk since xubuntu (linux) is a open source .I have already enabled it so ,any risk involved while updating xubuntu .

open source > allows programmers to make changes in operating system code.
A) server running the Linux operating system
B) handheld computer/smartphone/PDA running Palm OS
C) personal computer running the windows operating system

I’m asking this because I eventually want to learn c++ but on a open source ide. The reason I don’t want to use visual studio is because I have to put extra stuff. Also how do I get an open source ide working on a 64 bit windows 7 laptop. Email me for more details.

IC Editors, Inc had a program called ICED that they released open-source and free. It is a IC (integrated circuits layout software) It is very powerful and I really want to get me hands on a copy of it. Would someone please tell me where to find it online because I searched but couldnot find it.

Is there a program on the computer that uses technology like bluetooth to send files to a phone? It should be open source because I want to experiment with it…

If I want to buy ads on other sites, are there any open-source or free solutions for me to be able to track clicks, leads, sales and generate reports. Ideally, I’ll be able to manage creatives, affiliates and handle reporting all from this interface.

I’m designing a tactical turn-based game based in ancient China, and I’m looking for a recording of jinghu and drums that I can use for a 3-minute loop.

Any creative commons or open source style sites will be appreciated. Automatic best answer to the person who can direct me to a page with what I need.

Thanks~!
Much appreciated. It seems what I’m actually looking for is "royalty free" music.

What are some good open source(free) web page development ide’s. I have heard of aptana, are there any others that have more features?

I’m currently culling my software archive to programs available cross platorm on both Windows and Linux.

For h264/XviD video encoding I currently use Handbrake but am looking for another open source option that is a little more to the Gordion Knott end of the scale but a little easier and streamlined to use.

BTW I tried Super and AutoGK but didn’t like them.