Sourcetrunk (Episode 025)

Submitted by dimitri on Thu, 2007-08-23 11:48

This episode will show you how web applications can be very interactive, check out eyeOS, your own private Desktop Environment on the internet. We will also do a little roundup off the 10 latest episodes.

I. Web Applications : eyeOS
welcome to the eyeOS project. You're about to discover a new work and organization method: A completely free (Open Source) Web Operating System running from your browser, where anybody can collaborate and expand it.

Optimize and manage your desktop with eyeProcess, the new Process Manager that will let you kill any process which has slowed your eyeOS experience or is working wrong!

eyeos.org
eyeos.info



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EyeOS application

Submitted by JZA (not verified) on Mon, 2007-08-27 14:24.

there are tons of applications on EyeOS, there are launching new apps everytime. However I wish they could have an OpenDocument compatible Word processor. There is already a php module for processing opendocument but it will help itself by improving it.

Hi, Yes, I have found a lot

Submitted by dimitri on Mon, 2007-08-27 22:48.

Hi,

Yes, I have found a lot of applications that pre-dated eyeOS 1.0 and it appears that they are working hard at converting those to the 1.0 format. I think we'll see a lot of new apps within a month.

>However I wish they could have an OpenDocument compatible Word processor
yep, I was going to talk about that on the podcast (even did some research about it, when you create a document and open it via a hexviewer you clearly see the Microsoft tags all over it) but failed to mention it.

will do so in the next episode.

thanks for the feedback
Dimi.

Acer Aspire ?

Submitted by a shy user on Thu, 2007-08-23 12:49.

Hi, I am looking for an affordable laptop too :)

which model is your laptop ?

is it 100% friendly to Debian (including wireless) ?

Thanks in advance for the info.

System76

Submitted by JZA (not verified) on Mon, 2007-08-27 14:05.

I think a great resource to buy linux friendly laptop is to get a linux laptop. There are plenty of ones, depending on your location (outside of US) you can find many here:

- System76 http://system76.com/
- LXer list of Linux distributors: http://lxer.com/module/forums/t/23168/

Hi, thanks for the links,

Submitted by dimitri on Mon, 2007-08-27 22:50.

Hi,

thanks for the links, I'm going to mention this on the next episode.

regards,
Dimi.

sigh, make that episode 027,

Submitted by dimitri on Thu, 2007-09-13 22:29.

sigh, make that episode 027, I've messed up the feedback section and I'm to tired to paste it in.

regards,
Dimi.

Aaarghl, make that episode

Submitted by dimitri on Mon, 2007-10-08 20:40.

Aaarghl, make that episode 028 ... I'm a organisational disaster

Dimi.

Hi, it's an Acer Aspire,

Submitted by dimitri on Thu, 2007-08-23 21:03.

Hi,

it's an Acer Aspire, 9413ZWSMi, uptil now it's not a 100% debian friendly, I still have to figure out how to support the builtin webcam but everything else is perfectly supported (including the wireless adapter)

Like I said, Ubuntu out of the box, Debian from the ground up and everything is working great.

I'll keep you informed about the webcam thingie.

thanks for the question,
Dimi.

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