Poll
Vous avez :
Moins de 13 ans [ 1 vote(s)]


0.6%
De 13 à 15 ans [ 7 vote(s)]


4.4%
De 15 à 18 ans [ 50 vote(s)]


31.4%
Plus de 18 ans [ 101 vote(s)]


63.5%
Total number of votes : 159 vote(s)
[Archives]
Saturday 2 February 2008 at 11:12 (0 comment(s))
Good evening all,
This evening I offer you great present because this is more than several tens of games which are now available with this script.
Indeed, I propose you to stroll on the impressive list of
Reflexive Arcade games.
Some points to clarify:
-There is A LOT of games to test, I will need your help
-You just need to run the script once again to install an other game WITHOUT erasing those already presents.


For more details, check the forum
HERE.
By GNU_Raziel
Ghostofkendo
Thursday 31 January 2008 at 21:46 (0 comment(s))
Hello,
A great news today in the PlayOnLinux's world

(No, it's not too much

)
I owe this news to
tyn0r who kindly propose us to lend us a space on his server to host an
ubuntu repository!
A repository?
Yes! A repository! It will allow you to automatically update your computer after a new PlayOnLinux version's release.
Here is the adress:
http://playonlinux.botux.net/
Tyn0r even adapted it to the PlayOnLinux's design. Cool, isn't it?
This repository will have an other useful feature: it will update itself
automatically after the release of a PlayOnLinux's version. Which means: when I will add a new version in the download page, it will be in the repository 10 minutes later, thanks to an automated script.
To add this repository, you can use the following commands:
sudo wget http://playonlinux.botux.net/playonlinux.list -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/playonlinux.list
sudo apt-get update
Or simply add the following line in /etc/apt/sources.list
deb http://playonlinux.botux.net/ gutsy main
Available packages are
playonlinux and
playonlinux-dosbox-support
A huge thank to you tyn0r for this great gift you made us.
PlayOnLinux 2.0.8
Available in the new repository, we won't forget it! Here are the changes brought.
- Fixed a lamentable orthography mistake (isn't it GNU_Raziel?) in the name of a function.
- Added Spanish language (Thank to the translator, I've got his e-mail adress but I don't know his nickname on PlayOnLinux)
Sorry I didn't have time to add proxy http support. It's a pity
I wish you a good evening.
By Tinou
Ghostofkendo
Monday 28 January 2008 at 22:25 (0 comment(s))
This is with a common agreement that societies Nokia and Trolltech validated today the buyout of the second one by the first's. The world leader of mobile phones sells bought the multi-platform development frameworks specialized company, creator of Qt, in order to accelerate the development of his cross-platform software deployment strategy.
Okay but this buyout will not it threaten KDE (Qt based)?
Happyly, it doesn't seem to be the case because we can read in
the official announce on the TRolltech's web site that Nokia embraces this open source technology culture founded by Trolltech and they will keep it. They will keep the licensing Trolltech technology under both commercial and open source licenses.
The only changes directly caused by this operation is the arrival of Nokia as a "Patron" (Companies or persons financing KDE) of KDE e.V. (the legal organization of the KDE project)
Source:
Phoronix.com
Ghostofkendo
Sunday 27 January 2008 at 21:23 (0 comment(s))
Hello all,
As the title indicate it, the PlayOnLinux's web site moves about a lot since the week end begins. As you can note it, we did a lot of changes in order to be able to translate the web site in other languages.
What are these changes?
Dates in the database
Goku and me, when we had created the web site, didn't think even one second that we will do an english version some day. Consequently, we had directly stocked "Le mardi 13 octobre à 13:15" into the database. Not very intelligent, you will tell me ... so I passed the evening to make scripts to standardize dates with a "universal" format. Dates are now translated.
The web site's default language is English
As you could note, the web site is now in English by default. It will be simpler for everybody I think.
Various additional translations
Such as private messages, forums' bottom
Forums' URLs have been modified
It's possible that you encounter 404 errors, thank you to report them
Some fixed javascript
In the same time, why going without?
All these stuffs to say ...
Firstly we will translate the web site in various other languages. We did a poll to know in which languages it should be translated first.
Our demands
-
We are looking for a motivated translator to do, for the moment, German, Italian or Spanish web sites using the French or the English translation.
- We are looking for a team for each web site i.e, German, Italian, Spanish and Engslish moderators, newsers.
If you're interested in, thank you to
send me a private message.
By Tinou
Ghostofkendo
Sunday 27 January 2008 at 20:26 (0 comment(s))
Hello,
PlayOnLinux 2.0.7 is out with some minor changes again.
What's new:
- Polish translation. Thanks to
Lachu
- Russian translation. Thanks to
chain2k
- Italian language fixed, thanks to
Anubis
- Problem with the --run command fixed. Thanks again to
hasi for reporting this bug.
Downloads
English
French
By Tinou
Ghostofkendo
Sunday 27 January 2008 at 20:04 (1 comment(s))
Windows still represents nearly 95% of visits, and despite the release of Vista, the cumulative shares of Windows decrease slowly. It fell below 95% in October 2007 to achieve at the end of 2007 94.96%, while the share was near 95.7% at the end of 2006. This small part lost has been recovered by Mac OS and Linux, the shares of linux rose from 0.76% to 0.88% and Mac OS from 3.12 to 3.72. At this rate it is necessary to wait a hundred years before that linux does represent a sizable portion to push developers to take a look to our favorite penguin.
The growth of Firefox is even more pronounced and alarming for the Microsoft Web browser, adding new features such as tabs and anti-phishing on IE7 have not reversed the tide. The first 6 months of the year 2007, shares in Europe browser increased from 23% to 27%. The shares have remained stable and then made a small leap and reach 28% in December 2007.
Let me remind you that these statistics do not reflect the actual market share because they come from the Web survey institute Xiti, the computers that do not surf on the web are not counted.
That is the end of my first news, please feel free to let me know your comments and criticisms in PM

.
slimqot
Friday 25 January 2008 at 19:07 (0 comment(s))
Available since January 25, 2008, here is the 0.9.54 Wine's release, a free implementation of Windows on Unix.
This new release brings:
- Photoshop CS/CS2 should now work, please help us testing it.
See
http://wiki.winehq.org/AdobePhotoshop for details.
- A number of RPC fixes.
- Various improvements to the debugger support.
- Lots of bug fixes.
To see detailed release's note, go to
the official announce's page.
To downlaod binary packages for several systems and distributions, see
HERE.
Ghostofkendo
Saturday 26 January 2008 at 6:12 (2 comment(s))
Play on Linux was recently featured in the
Wine Project's
Weekly Newsletter!
It focuses on a favorable
review on the Wine Review blog. The review is pretty brief and contains a few screenshots, but mainly serves to introduce POL to a wider audience and outline its featureset.
Citation:
To sum it up, POL is a promising frontend installer for Windows and Dos programs. Although there are some scripts that are outdated (POL uses Wine 0.9.37 to run MSOffice 2003, and the IE6 installation script - which uses the IE4Linux script - doesn't work properly on the current 0.9.53), the advantage of POL online repositories (and consequently an active community contributing) gives it the upper end in updating installation scripts for supported programs.
It's great to see such positive feedback from the Wine community, and hopefully this will help spur the development along. See the post below if you're interested in helping out.
chubs730
Saturday 26 January 2008 at 11:24 (0 comment(s))
Hello,
With PlayOnLinux's development and the growing internationalization, the need of an English specific team is more and more perceptible.
That's why we are starting a huge recruitment campaign. You think that PlayOnLinux is a a superb initiative? You always wanted to contribute to free software but you didn't know where to begin with? This is your chance!
Indeed PlayOnLinux's (POL's) project is potentially useful for everyone as most of the computer owners use it to play, would it be occasionally. Moreover, particular knowledges and/or talents are
NOT required to become part of POL's team, judge it by yourself:
There are 3 main positions you can apply to:
-
Newser for the English website. Should write news about free software and games' current events. Should obviously write perfect English and be ready to propose news at least once a week.
-
Moderator for the English website. Should keep an eye on what is said and answer or follow up talked about issues. Won't be left alone, there's a team and administrators working together. Should obviously write perfect English and be ready to make the "don't write what your mother wouldn't like to read" rule respected almost everyday. This is a mighty position with the tools provided so previous experience(s) or "active and positive" participation in the POL's forum would be preferred.
-
Scripter. Should be able to write scripts (in bash) to configurate Wine, which purpose is to facilitate the "install and play" of your favorite games. Should test and maintain his/her own scripts. Should know basic Linux commands (the bash script creation and the POL's specific commands are easy and quick to learn) and own games (or friends who'd lend them) in order to write the corresponding scripts.
But it's not all. If you don't have any skills in English (how did you come through down to here then??

), we are looking for newsers for the French section too! They share the same roles and responsibilities as the English ones, the only difference being the language (who'd have guessed that).
If you are interested in applying to one of these positions or if you just want more information, feel free to contact either me (via
Private Message - free registration needed - or via e-mail : lenaindelamoria <at> gmail.com) or Tinou the administrator (
Private Message or e-mail : postmaster <at> playonlinux.com)
We are looking forward to hearing from U!
Ghostofkendo
Tuesday 22 January 2008 at 13:38 (0 comment(s))
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