Showing posts with label Macintosh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Macintosh. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Humble indie

Well a couple of exciting things has happened with the Humble indie bundle. First of all, all of the people who purchased it now have a code which they can use on steam to get another way to download them. Secondly there running it for the second time. I would personally say that its a great thing to purchase the games from as you can choose what you wish to pay and can dedicate how ever much you want to different thins like the developers or to the charity they have selected. The games are also released for all major os's meaning Windows, Linux and Mac.
Heres the link and if I don't post again have a great Christmas.

Saturday, October 2, 2010

The Fifth Episode of The GuysOnFOSS Podcast

On this episode of the podcast... The Thoth, Inerg, Mekapaedia and Crazy2be discuss their favorite distros and why they like them. Also, a new segment is introduced called 'Try it for a week'. Remember to enter our contest to win a Starcraft 2 Beta key, or Plain Sight. All you have to do is send an email to Guysonfoss@gmail.com telling us you want to be entered. Keep in mind, if you want your voice to heard on the show, send us an audio clip of you saying what you want to say and we'll probably play it on the show. Another note, we are now on itunes so if you have one of those newfangled ipods, you can download our lovely voices directly onto your device. Show Errors: Meakapaedia accidentally said Fujita instead of Fujitsu; XGA instead of XFX and Pacman -Syu instead of Pacman -Sy.


News
Netflix comes to Canada
Sidux is Sidux no more 
Google Turns 12
They're rooting everybody out here
Mandriva forks
LibreOffice
Go-OO 

Topics
Peppermint
Moblin
Chromium-OS
Mint
OpenBSD
Arch Linux
Gentoo
Plan 9
Mandriva
Windicators

Music credit: Killing Time by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Third Video!


Finally I have released my third video. This one is about the 3 major nations of computing: Mac, Linux and Windows. Oh ya, BSD's in there somewhere too.

Enjoy!