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Google said: let there be video chat, and there was video chat in Ubuntu

Yes that’s right! Ubuntu and all debian based distributions now support google video and audio chat from gmail. In course of time, Google will add support for Red Hat and SUSE users. Previously, this feature was exclusive for Windows and Mac users. However, popular chat clients, Empathy and Pidgin, served as drop-in replacements. The plugin

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Google Chrome reaches Version 6

Google is all set to catch up with Internet Explorer as far as version number is concerned. Today’s update of the google-chrome-unstable from the Google Chrome repositories, catapulted the version from 5.0.396 to 6.0.401. Cannot tell yet if there are any new changes, have to play around with it. However, the Natwest Personal Banking has

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Moonlight 2.0 goes gold

Novell released the second version of opensource implementation of Silverlight, Moonlight 2.0, today for linux users. Although Moonlight is lagging way behind the Silverlight version which is at 3.0 stable and 4.0 beta, this release will give users compatibility with SIlverlight 2.0 applications and some 3.0 ones as well. Moonlight is opensource, however, the codecs

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How to install x64 flash in linux

Since Adobe released a new version of its x64 bit flash player , I am going to install it replacing my existing 32 bit flash player. First, download the file from this link http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10_64bit.html. Now go to the download directory and right click on the file and select ‘Extract here’. Go into the folder to

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