> I have made a screencasted tutorial on GCC. This tutorial, still in
> the beta stage, is aimed at teaching absolute beginners (Turbo C/C++
> users?) how to use GCC. You can find the video at:
> http://glug-nith.org/~rishi/download/gcc.ogg
Cool :-)
One question though what exactly did you use for the screencast? i tried a
couple of things with Istanbul but it didn't really work out :P
Regards,
- vihan
I have made a screencasted tutorial on GCC. This tutorial, still in
the beta stage, is aimed at teaching absolute beginners (Turbo C/C++
users?) how to use GCC. You can find the video at:
http://glug-nith.org/~rishi/download/gcc.ogg
Right now it does not contain any audio. I plan to keep the audio
separate from the video to make it easy to add voice to the tutorial.
In this regard, I invite people who would be eager to lend their voice
to this screencast. Speakers of English, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi,
Punjabi, Kannada, Tamil, Oriya, Telegu, and any other Indian language
are specially welcome.
If you intend to lend your voice please let me know. I am planning to
write a script to ensure uniformity in translations done by different
people.
If you would like to have all the files used to make the screencast
here they are:
http://glug-nith.org/~rishi/download/gcc-screencast.tar.bz2http://glug-nith.org/~rishi/download/gcc-screencast.tar.gz
I have not yet decided about the license so for the time-being this is
in the public domain. Once I make the final version I will add
whatever license (or none at all) as I deem fit.
Regards,
Debarshi
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From: Riyaz Usman <riyazusman at gmail.com>
Date: २००७ अप्रैल १२ १२:०९
Subject: [+PLUS] Desi DRM by YashRaj Films
(This is a copy of a blog entry be me. For reading the my blog, please
visit http://riyaz.bitinc.co.in)
So, if you think Apple is nasty in it's DRM implementation on iTunes,
here come the Desi Apple - YashRaj Films.
After reading a post in ThinkDigit Forums, I visited DRM FAQ page in
Yashraj Films website. Here are some interesting FAQs.
1. What is DRM?
Digital Rights management (DRM) is a set of technologies that enables
you to own copyrighted material in a digital format, and use them
based on the rights given to you.
3. What computer should I use to download my music?
You should download your music to the ONE computer where you keep
your digital music. The music can only be played from the computer
through which the license purchase is done, which will provide
unlimited playback of the track on this computer.
5. What is the format of downloaded files?
All tracks are downloaded in Microsoft Windows Media 9 (wma) format.
These files are protected by the Microsoft Windows DRM software.
6. What can I do with the downloaded music files?
By purchasing music from Yash Raj Films, you can play the files on
the computer where you purchased the license from. The license
purchased will provide unlimited playback of a song only on the
computer used to purchase the license.You can only play the downloaded
music files on Windows Media Player 9.0 and above Windows Media
Player. You can also make upto a maximum of 2 Audio CDs for the
downloaded media files.
11. Can I transfer a downloaded song track to an external music device
or another computer?
No, currently you cannot transfer a downloaded song. The license
purchased will provide unlimited playback of a song only on the
computer used to purchase the license. Licenses will not be
transferable to any other computer or other portable music devices.
However you can create upto 2 Audio CDs which can be played on any
compatible Audio device.
12. Why is my downloaded music not playing?
You need Microsoft Windows Media player 9 or above to listen to music
or burn it to a CD.
14. Why am I getting a "License Error" or "License Must Be Purchased" screen?
It seems like a license was not issued for the file. This can happen
due to using a browser other than Microsoft Internet Explorer, which
is required and the only supported browser for license downloads or
because of a network issue while license delivery was taking place.
15. Can I copy my downloaded song / file on to another computer?
The music can only be played from the computer through which the
purchase is done and the license delivered to. However, you can copy
the file to another computer, but you need to buy a new license to
play this track. On playback, the Windows Media Player will request
for a license. You need to purchase a new license for this new
machine.
16. Can I download music on my MAC?
Not at the moment.
Complete FAQ on DRM at Yashraj Website
No other browser than Internet Explorer can be used, No other Media
player than Windows Media Player can be used, No other Operating
System than Windows can be used to download or play these files.
These downloaded music will be licensed to play only on a computer.
You cannot copy this to your portable device or another computer, you
need a new license for that. If you're a GNU or any other non-Windows
user,
WHAT THE HELL?
If you think this is even nastier, please stop buying DRM implemented
music or movies. If you don't know what DRM is and what it means to
you, or if you want to know more and be part of Anti-DRM campaigns,
please do visit the following sites.
Join the DRM Elimination Crew
Defective by Design
DRM.info
BadVista Campaign
EFF's Frequently Awkward Questions
Stop DRM Now
Digital Freedom
GPLv3
Freeme.in
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Imagine a hypothetical scenario of a business transferring funds from an
overseas bank account to their supplier in India. The transfer takes
place without the appropriate conversion between the foreign currency
and Indian Rupees. Or a landlord, dealing with two different municipal
departments, suddenly finding his property tax rates shooting through
the roof because one department’s system recorded the extent of his
property in square meters whilst the other ‘sent’ the value in square
feet! Though these examples are hypothetical, they illustrate the
consequences of IT systems failing to ‘communicate’ or ‘interoperate’
with each other.
http://www.expresscomputeronline.com/20070402/technology03.shtml
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But I dream things that never were;
and I say 'Why not?' - George Bernard Shaw
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We did it finally, and we will take it forward and expand the free
spectrum. Thanks to WSFII for motivating me to take interest in free
network, particularly Saul, Fred, and Julian, who donated the routers
for this initial setup, and of course more important transfered the
technology, The entire freifunk team deserves a special thanks.
Thanks to all the volunteers from the GNU/Linux user's group who
helped in setting this up.
We will document the progress at http://fci.wikia.com/wiki/WirelessMesh.
Nagarjuna
Hi all,
A workshop on Font Encoding Converters was held on 6th April, 2007.
Outline of the workshop proceedings:
* Introduction to font encoding problem
* Introduction on Padma Firefox extension (http://padma.mozdev.org)
* Status of converters available in Padma (about 40 font families
covered)
* Unicode Convertion Gateway (http://uni.medhas.org and
http://sf.net/projects/unigateway)
* Discussion on the reverse engineering techniques applied to design a
new converter
* Introduction to Punjabi font converters developed by Gurpreet Lehal
(about 40 font families covering 120 fonts)
A discussion on future course of action lead to the following TODO list:
* Setup central place for hosting software, documentation and
collaborating effort
* Documentation for existing font encoding converters
* Documenting the list of font families and unsupported
* Create a database of font to font family mappings
* Create standard forms that can be filled by a typical user to help
create font converter easily (possibly with a gui tool)
* Create a C/C++ api
* Create test documents to verify each converter
* Explore OpenOffice integration
* Develop more converters:
** Bengali: Bangsee Alpona, SolaimanLipi, Prothoma Adarshlipiexp, likhan
** Tamil: amudham, shree-tam-0802, tmnews, lt-tm-barani, webtamil,
bamini
** Gujarati: Govinda, Surya, Divya
** Oriya: OR-TTSarala
** Malayalam: Shree-mal-0502,
** Devanagari: webdunia, yogeshweb, shree704, sushreeMJ, Boisakhi,
Rupali, Satyajit, Shree-dev-0714, Shree-pudhari, MilleniumVarunWeb,
Manjusha, ITRDeshdut
** Others: guruLipi, AnmolLipi
TCS team working on Telugu GNU/Linux localisation and IIIT Hydearabad
have decided to contribute efforts to fulfil the tasks at hand.
Regards,
Harshita
i hope we can replicate the success of awareness in delhi too please come forward to put our efforts together to spread more awareness
Warm Regards
Mishi Choudhary
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FSF Campaigns Manager
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Dear Sujith,
On 08/04/07, sujith h <sujith.h(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Dear friends,
> <snip>
> ...meeting was very high even though they have slight misconceptions
> about some terminologies. I hope our Friends like Vijoo, Vikram etc
> on FSD can correct it soon .
</snip>
Just a clarification, while the FSD is trying out certain endeavours, I am
*not* a member of FSD nor am I a part of their planning committee.
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