Showing posts with label Linux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Linux. Show all posts

Setup, Install and Test Mozilla Firefox Mobile OS On Windows, Mac & Linux PC Desktop - Tutorial

The Mobile Operating System competition is yet to be begin because Mozilla Firefox has also engaged itself into Mobile OS market with the introduction of Firefox Mobile OS, Codenamed "Boot to Gecko", the Firefox OS operates on HTML 5 which will allow web apps to make full use of the Mobile device’s hardware for better performing applications. Mozilla has just started Firefox OS in the form of beta testing and they are all set to take some market share from the Apple iOS and Google Android mobile operating systems. Mozilla Firefox Mobile OS has first been made available for the tablets and smartphones and is available for testing on Mac OS X, Windows as well as Linux machines. According to Mozilla's spokesman Chung; Firefox OS is currently only available for Developers who wants to test their WebApps and for those who wish to help in testing, desktop builds allow looking for test plans as well as file the bugs.

Mozilla Firefox Mobile OS

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Top Five Operating Systems of 2010-2011 - Statistic Report

According to the current statistic report from StatCounter.com in which they have compared the statistic of Top Five Operating Systems from September 2010 till October 2011, OS includes Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Mac OSX and Linux and its really strange for me to know the result as compare to my previous report.


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Free Download Ubuntu 11.04 - Officially Released

If you are Ubuntu Geek than this news is for you, Ubuntu has released the new version of Ubuntu 11.04. You can download it from the previously linked site free of charge. Among the various new features, the Unity interface is set as the default UI, and includes the launcher (an OS X like dock), Its most noticeable change is the application launcher on the left side of the screen. Similar to Windows 7 taskbar, it lets you drag and drop icons to and from it, as well as launch apps quickly and easily. According to the Ubuntu website, the OS can boot in as little as 7 seconds.

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