Bem-Vindos à comunidade Mozilla Brasil!
Quem somos? Um grupo de pessoas usa os softwares da Mozilla e ajuda na divulgação/desenvolvimento/tradução dos mesmos.
Quais são os softwares da Mozilla mais populares? Firefox, Thunderbird, Fennec, entre outros.
Legal! Como posso ajudar? Em primeiro lugar, entrando na lista de discussão e conhecendo o pessoal ;) http://groups.google.com/group/mozbr
Qual o site do grupo? www.mozillabrasil.org
SimLand — SimCity revival em HTML5
14 de Setembro de 2012, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaNão dormi bem nos últimos 15 dias implementado (durante as madrugadas) o meu jogo para o concurso js13kGames. Como passei o fim da década de 90 jogando SimCity, naturalmente fui influenciado a recria-lo em puro HTML+CSS+Js.
Jogue agora! Visite a página do SimLand e clique em "play the game".
(Você poderia clicar no "Like" também, se gostar)
Naturalmente todo o código fonte está disponível. :-)
Eu escrevi uma ajuda em inglês, mas segue aí a tradução:
Os menus estão no topo. A esquerda o menu de construção e a direita os controles. Preste atenção ao relatório de infelicidade!
Construindo
Tudo serviço público tem um custo de manutenção, ou seja, você não gasta apenas na construção, mas continua pagando para sempre. Ao menos o custo é mínimo.
Uma casa, uma fábrica, ou qualquer construção privada só será construída se houver demanda e mão de obra. Então, se você quiser mais fábricas ou shoppings, crie mais áreas residenciais e deixe a população crescer.
E mais: um dia alguma construção vai ruir. Esteja avisado.
A poluição pode te matar
Preste atenção! A poluição aparece de repente com o crescimento da cidade. Árvores salvam a cidade e o seu trabalho.
Roubando
Você pode executar métodos e modificar atributos do jogo acessando o objeto
landpelo console javascript. Tente abri-lo com F12 (ou algum item do menu do navegador) e então execute:land.money = 1000000(o status só será atualizado na próxima passagem de mês)
Divirta-se!
LinuxMint 11
12 de Agosto de 2011, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaum vídeo que publiquei no youtube faz um pouco de tempo ( lá indica 18/06/2011 ) . o linux mint 11 katya parece ser muito bom .
tadeu filippini
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZVIsUbVvJY
LinuxMint 11
IBM se livra do MS Office?
1 de Julho de 2010, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaIBM Throws Out Microsoft Office Sep 12, 2009
360.000 IBM workers have been told to stop using Microsoft Office and switch to the Open Office-based software Symphony.
Quoting an inside source, the German economic newspaper, “Handelsblatt” reports that staff at IBM have been given ten days to change to Symphony, IBM’s in-house Lotus software. The use of Microsoft Office will in future require managerial approval. With immediate affect, the Open Document Format (ODF) will rule at IBM with the file ending .doc soon belonging to the past.
Lotus Symphony is an office software that incorporates huge chunks of customized Open Office without a databank module. The free software download provided by IBM is an attempt at luring customers away from Microsoft. IBM’s cooperation with Linux distributors like Red Hat, Canonical and Novell was designed to strengthen the software’s market chances.
IBM’s management have obviously decided to practice what they preach. 330.000 IBM workers already use Symphony, reports the newspaper. The motive for the migration appears not to be the saving of license fees, and according to an IBM press officer, the move is a clear statement in appreciation of open source standards (Britta Wuelfing)
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IBM se livra do MS Office?
1 de Julho de 2010, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaIBM Throws Out Microsoft Office Sep 12, 2009
360.000 IBM workers have been told to stop using Microsoft Office and switch to the Open Office-based software Symphony.
Quoting an inside source, the German economic newspaper, “Handelsblatt” reports that staff at IBM have been given ten days to change to Symphony, IBM’s in-house Lotus software. The use of Microsoft Office will in future require managerial approval. With immediate affect, the Open Document Format (ODF) will rule at IBM with the file ending .doc soon belonging to the past.
Lotus Symphony is an office software that incorporates huge chunks of customized Open Office without a databank module. The free software download provided by IBM is an attempt at luring customers away from Microsoft. IBM’s cooperation with Linux distributors like Red Hat, Canonical and Novell was designed to strengthen the software’s market chances.
IBM’s management have obviously decided to practice what they preach. 330.000 IBM workers already use Symphony, reports the newspaper. The motive for the migration appears not to be the saving of license fees, and according to an IBM press officer, the move is a clear statement in appreciation of open source standards (Britta Wuelfing)
Retirado de http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/IBM-Throws-Out-Microsoft-Office
IBM se livra do MS Office?
1 de Julho de 2010, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaIBM Throws Out Microsoft Office Sep 12, 2009
360.000 IBM workers have been told to stop using Microsoft Office and switch to the Open Office-based software Symphony.
Quoting an inside source, the German economic newspaper, “Handelsblatt” reports that staff at IBM have been given ten days to change to Symphony, IBM’s in-house Lotus software. The use of Microsoft Office will in future require managerial approval. With immediate affect, the Open Document Format (ODF) will rule at IBM with the file ending .doc soon belonging to the past.
Lotus Symphony is an office software that incorporates huge chunks of customized Open Office without a databank module. The free software download provided by IBM is an attempt at luring customers away from Microsoft. IBM’s cooperation with Linux distributors like Red Hat, Canonical and Novell was designed to strengthen the software’s market chances.
IBM’s management have obviously decided to practice what they preach. 330.000 IBM workers already use Symphony, reports the newspaper. The motive for the migration appears not to be the saving of license fees, and according to an IBM press officer, the move is a clear statement in appreciation of open source standards (Britta Wuelfing)
Retirado de http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/IBM-Throws-Out-Microsoft-Office
IBM se livra do MS Office?
1 de Julho de 2010, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaIBM Throws Out Microsoft Office Sep 12, 2009
360.000 IBM workers have been told to stop using Microsoft Office and switch to the Open Office-based software Symphony.
Quoting an inside source, the German economic newspaper, “Handelsblatt” reports that staff at IBM have been given ten days to change to Symphony, IBM’s in-house Lotus software. The use of Microsoft Office will in future require managerial approval. With immediate affect, the Open Document Format (ODF) will rule at IBM with the file ending .doc soon belonging to the past.
Lotus Symphony is an office software that incorporates huge chunks of customized Open Office without a databank module. The free software download provided by IBM is an attempt at luring customers away from Microsoft. IBM’s cooperation with Linux distributors like Red Hat, Canonical and Novell was designed to strengthen the software’s market chances.
IBM’s management have obviously decided to practice what they preach. 330.000 IBM workers already use Symphony, reports the newspaper. The motive for the migration appears not to be the saving of license fees, and according to an IBM press officer, the move is a clear statement in appreciation of open source standards (Britta Wuelfing)
Retirado de http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/IBM-Throws-Out-Microsoft-Office
Firefox 3.5
1 de Julho de 2010, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaJá está disponível a versão final do Firefox 3.5.
A atualização poderá ser feita, desde o primeiro dia, pelo menu: Ajuda – Verificar atualizações.
Nota: Exceto para os Firefox modificados que acompanham distribuições Linux.
Ou seja, a atualização precisa ser requisitada. Se isso não for feito o processo de atualização automática continua na versão 3.0. No próximo mês deve estar disponível a versão 3.0.12.
Onde copiar os instaladores
Em português: http://pt-br.www.mozilla.com/pt-BR/
Em inglês: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/upgrade.html
Endereços interessantes
10 coisas que chamaram a atenção no Firefox 3.5 http://softwarelivre.org/mundolunga/blog/10-coisas-que-chamaram-a-atencao-no-firefox-3.5
Firefox 3.5 – resumo das novidades http://www.programaslivres.net/2009/06/29/firefox-35-resumo-das-novidades/
Os 10 melhores recursos do Firefox 3.5 http://www.gizmodo.com.br/conteudo/lifehacker-os-10-melhores-recursos-do-firefox-35
Versão final do Firefox 3.5 está disponível em português http://tecnologia.terra.com.br/interna/0,,OI3851633-EI4801,00-Versao+final+do+Firefox+esta+disponivel+em+portugues.html
Firefox 3.5 performance demo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8Bg75N0LDg
What’s new in Firefox 3.5? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5Zbc-Rg6e8
Worldwide Firefox Downloads http://downloadstats.mozilla.com/
Logos oficiais do Firefox_3.5 : http://bit.ly/Q1t6k .5_Icon_Files #fx35
Texto também em http://labinfo-icb.ning.com/profiles/blogs/firefox-35
Publicado em 30/06/2009. Atualizado em 30/06/2009.
Mais sobre a declaração da FSF contra o ACTA
21 de Junho de 2010, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaColoquei mais um textículo no MegaNão sobre a declaração da Free Software Foundation contra o ACTA:
Que tal apoiar a FSF contra o ACTA?
http://meganao.wordpress.com/2010/06/21/que-tal-apoiar-a-fsf-contra-o-acta/
A intenção inicial era meramente listar links para facilitar a leitura ( ver Referências Bibliográficas).
Mas achei importante focalizar:
- as preocupações de Stallman quanto à WIPO (OMPI: Organização Mundial da Propriedade Intelectual)
- as próprias demandas da declaração da FSF
Acho absolutamente necessário ler os documentos originais com calma lá referenciados para decidir sobre a adesão pessoal
Mas pergunto de novo:
Que tal apoiar a FSF contra o ACTA?:)
IBM se livra do MS Office?
17 de Junho de 2010, 0:00 - sem comentários aindaIBM Throws Out Microsoft Office Sep 12, 2009
360.000 IBM workers have been told to stop using Microsoft Office and switch to the Open Office-based software Symphony.
Quoting an inside source, the German economic newspaper, “Handelsblatt” reports that staff at IBM have been given ten days to change to Symphony, IBM’s in-house Lotus software. The use of Microsoft Office will in future require managerial approval. With immediate affect, the Open Document Format (ODF) will rule at IBM with the file ending .doc soon belonging to the past.
Lotus Symphony is an office software that incorporates huge chunks of customized Open Office without a databank module. The free software download provided by IBM is an attempt at luring customers away from Microsoft. IBM’s cooperation with Linux distributors like Red Hat, Canonical and Novell was designed to strengthen the software’s market chances.
IBM’s management have obviously decided to practice what they preach. 330.000 IBM workers already use Symphony, reports the newspaper. The motive for the migration appears not to be the saving of license fees, and according to an IBM press officer, the move is a clear statement in appreciation of open source standards (Britta Wuelfing)
Retirado de http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/IBM-Throws-Out-Microsoft-Office
