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BlueProximity

BlueProximity automatically locks your GNOME screen when your phone leaves Bluetooth range and unlocks it when you return — hands-free security without the hassle.

Using Nokia N70 to connect to internet with Ubuntu 8.04

Connect a Nokia N70 to the internet via 3G on Ubuntu 8.04 using the GNOME network admin — no command line needed, just USB or Bluetooth and a six-step guide.

GNOME 2.22 released, brings new architectural features

GNOME 2.22 arrives with GVFS virtual filesystem and PolicyKit, and will ship in Ubuntu 8.04 and Fedora 9 — a big architectural step forward for the Linux desktop.

Epiphany Anti-Phishing extension

safe-browsing 0.0.1 for the Epiphany browser checks URLs against Google Safe Browsing, disabling the view pane and showing a status bar warning on phishing pages.

GNOME Web browser Creative Commons extension

cc-license-viewer 1.1.0 for the Epiphany browser detects Creative Commons licensed pages via RDF metadata or license badge and shows an icon in the status bar.

The Google Highly Open Participation Contest

Google's Highly Open Participation Contest lets students aged 13+ contribute to open source projects like GNOME, Drupal and Python for cash prizes and t-shirts.

Using GNOME remotely via SSH

Run a full GNOME desktop session on a remote Linux server over SSH with X11 forwarding — no VNC needed, just three config changes and the -X flag.

Blogging from the GNOME blog

GNOME Blog (gnome-blog) lets you post to Blogger, WordPress, and other platforms directly from your Linux desktop — no slow web editor, just install and write.

Adding color to subversion

colorsvn is a drop-in replacement for svn that adds color-coded output to the command line, making it much easier to spot conflicts and changes at a glance.

svnserve Init script

A custom init script for svnserve on Fedora Core 6 that integrates with the GNOME service configuration tool, supporting start, stop, restart, and status commands.

Beryl - Eye candy for linux desktops

Beryl adds a rotating desktop cube, rain effects, and more to Linux GNOME desktops — visual eye candy that rivals and arguably beats Windows Vista.

Creating ISO images of CDs in a flash

Rip a CD to an ISO image on Linux in seconds using dd, or use GnomeBaker for a GUI alternative — no extra packages required for the command-line method.

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