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Gnomeradio is another FM radio tuner writen in GTK+. It should work with every FM tuner card that is supported by video4linux. Remote controls are supported via (optional) lirc-support. Gnomeradio can also record radio as a Wave or MP3 file using gstreamer.
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XASTIR (X Amateur Station Tracking and Information Reporting) is a software client which uses amateur radio's APRS protocol. XASTIR provides messaging and realtime tracking of stations using map plotting via radio and Internet data streams.
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Xdx is a client to connect to a DX-cluster for amateur radio. DX messages will be displayed in a list, and announcements will go to a text display. In addition to the usual functions, if you have hamlib installed it can control the radio and set the frequency simply by double clicking a DX-spot (using rigctl).
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Xlog is a logging program for Amateur Radio Operators. Xlog will display a log with the most recent contacts added to the top. You can add, delete and edit log entries. The log is saved into a text file. You can open, close and create logs as you need them. Xlog supports cabrillo, ADIF, trlog (format also used by tlf), and EDI (ARRL VHF/UHF contest format) and can import twlog, editest and OH1AA logbook files. QSO's can be entered with any date, because xlog can sort your log chronologically, provided you use the correct date format.
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Which was the most secure operating system in Q1 2008?
Apple's Mac OS X gets kudos for its security. At this writing, there are no significant exploits for its security holes, and Apple has a good track record of patching vulnerabilities in a timely manner. via Houston Chronicle
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Major Crypto Bug Cripples Ubuntu Linux Security
OpenSSL is used, of course, for Secure Sockets Layer which provides authentication and encryption for web traffic, but it's also used for other cryptography functions. via ExtremeTech
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Linux wins big in financial trading
Red Hat announced that announced that a European branch of the the New York Stock Exchange has implemented its Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat Network. via DesktopLinux
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Mozilla joins LiMo for enterprise Linux-phone push
"This is good momentum for LiMo, but its not devices. We have to see the devices in the market and they have to be open to developers. [LiMo and the OHA are] head-to-head in my mind, but LiMo seems to be making more serious progress."
The LiMo Foundation, a broad industry consortium of manufacturers, operators and software developers working to put Linux onto the mobile phone, is to launch a major enterprise push later this year. via BuilderAU.com.au
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Predictable random number generator discovered in the Debian version of OpenSSL
This vulnerability was caused by the removal of two lines of code from the original version of the OpenSSL. via Wilson's Almanac
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Flash Player 10 beta available now
Posted May 15th 2008 10:30AM by Christina Warren Filed under: Internet , Utilities , Adobe Adobe has just made the prerelease version of Flash Player 10 available for download. via Download Squad
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Microsoft, OLPC officially team up
"For us to launch the laptop, we had no choice but to use open source"
So, I guess this makes it Two Operating Systems Per Child. The One Laptop Per Child project and Microsoft announced Thursday that indeed the XO laptop will be available in both Linux and Windows varieties. via CNET News.com
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Tools circulate that crack Debian, Ubuntu keys
"There's a lot of different areas that you're going to have to look, not just within Debian"
A recently-disclosed vulnerability in widely used Linux distributions can be exploited by attackers to guess cryptographic keys, possibly leading to the forgery of digital signatures and theft of confidential ... via ComputerWorld
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Shuttleworth Proposes Synchronized Linux Releases
Mark Shuttleworth, Ubuntu honcho, has a post on his blog discussing "The Art of Release." He applauds the team and community that got version 8.04 out the door precisely on schedule. via Wired News