Showing posts with label Web. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Web. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Webconverger 14
Kai Hendry has announced the release of Webconverger 14, a Debian-based speciality distribution designed for web kiosks: "We have been hard at work and 14.0 marks several major enhancements: new i686 kernel, which should show better performance on multi-core hardware; NVIDIA 302.17 support via Bumblebee and VirtualGL for easing deployment; Mozilla Firefox 14.0.1, using the official distribution; 'noclean' API option for deployments where the default clean slate is not desirable (e.g. Granny's bungalow); 'swarp' API for mouse positioning; critical Flash update 11.2.202.238; better XRandR screen handling; time synchronization doesn't alter the BIOS clock; logging tweaks to increase signal over noise; better lock down." Read the full release announcement which includes related links and credits. Download: webc-14.0.iso (459MB, MD5).
Etichete:
Debian,
Linux,
Web,
Webconverger
Friday, August 3, 2012
10 Best Websites For Online Video Downloading
Downloading videos online through websites is definitely a better option than to keep a downloader, itself, installed on your computing device. Realizing that, there can be seen numerous websites that provide this facility ‘but’ regardless of their service being at par. Therefore, mostly online downloading results in virus-attacks to bust up your device, distorted video/audio quality or corrupt downloading of files which are, apparently, enough reasons to give you tenterhooks if you have not tried any such website. So, to your relief, we are listing 10 most feature-packed & best online websites from where you can get your videos downloaded without putting your device at the verge of collapse.
Here’s a SHOT
1. Keepvid
This is by far the best website, we came across to download a video. It supports wide range of formats such as FLV/MPEG/MP4/WebMD/3GP/MP3 & many others, all these with different quality options that you can choose from. Moreover, it also allows you to download videos from almost all the commonly used websites including YouTube, 5min, blip.tv, Break, Clipfish.de, Clipser, CollegeHumor, Current, Dailymotion, eHow, Facebook, Flickr, Google Video, MegaVideo, Metacafe, MySpace, Ning, Photobucket, RuTube, Stagevu, TED, Tudou, TwitVid, VBOX7, VideoWeed, Veoh, Vimeo, watchme.tv etc et al. However, you will be needing JAVA applet to make the download possible.
2. VideoDownloadX
It is another awesome website that allows you to download and convert YouTube videos. All you need to do is copy-paste the URL of the video on the site in order to begin the download. However, you will have to rename the file with .flv extension after downloading.
3. Zamzar
It is a multi-purpose website from where you can download videos, convert them into different formats but moreover, you can also convert documents and songs over the website.
4. GetYourVideo
Another online website that allows you to download files just by copying-pasting the URL of the video. It also supports various formats including, YouTube, DailyMotion, MetCafe & many other.
5. SaveVid
It supports video formats like FLV, AVI, MOV, MPG or WMV from Youtube, Google Videos, Metacafe & many other websites.
6. MediaConverter
One of the best tools available to serve the purpose, here you can download five streaming links a day from multiple websites like Dailymotion, Facebook, Livevideo, Metacafe, YouTube and many more, just by using a free account. However, you can acquire paid service as well along with extending features.
7. SaveYouTube
To download videos from YouTube, you can visit the site, copy-paste the URL, click on the download button and get done with the task at hand.
8. GetVideoMp3
With GetVideoMp3, users can easily download videos from YouTube and save them in either FLV or MP4 format along with extracting MP3 audio tracks from videos as an add-on feature.
9. KeepTube
This helps you in downloading HD videos from few streaming websites like YouTube & MegaVideo only.
10. ClipNabber
ClipNabber let users download videos from many video sharing websites like YouTube, DailyMotion, Metacafe, Veoh, MegaVideo and many more.
1. Keepvid
This is by far the best website, we came across to download a video. It supports wide range of formats such as FLV/MPEG/MP4/WebMD/3GP/MP3 & many others, all these with different quality options that you can choose from. Moreover, it also allows you to download videos from almost all the commonly used websites including YouTube, 5min, blip.tv, Break, Clipfish.de, Clipser, CollegeHumor, Current, Dailymotion, eHow, Facebook, Flickr, Google Video, MegaVideo, Metacafe, MySpace, Ning, Photobucket, RuTube, Stagevu, TED, Tudou, TwitVid, VBOX7, VideoWeed, Veoh, Vimeo, watchme.tv etc et al. However, you will be needing JAVA applet to make the download possible.
2. VideoDownloadX
It is another awesome website that allows you to download and convert YouTube videos. All you need to do is copy-paste the URL of the video on the site in order to begin the download. However, you will have to rename the file with .flv extension after downloading.
3. Zamzar
It is a multi-purpose website from where you can download videos, convert them into different formats but moreover, you can also convert documents and songs over the website.
4. GetYourVideo
Another online website that allows you to download files just by copying-pasting the URL of the video. It also supports various formats including, YouTube, DailyMotion, MetCafe & many other.
5. SaveVid
It supports video formats like FLV, AVI, MOV, MPG or WMV from Youtube, Google Videos, Metacafe & many other websites.
6. MediaConverter
One of the best tools available to serve the purpose, here you can download five streaming links a day from multiple websites like Dailymotion, Facebook, Livevideo, Metacafe, YouTube and many more, just by using a free account. However, you can acquire paid service as well along with extending features.
7. SaveYouTube
To download videos from YouTube, you can visit the site, copy-paste the URL, click on the download button and get done with the task at hand.
8. GetVideoMp3
With GetVideoMp3, users can easily download videos from YouTube and save them in either FLV or MP4 format along with extracting MP3 audio tracks from videos as an add-on feature.
9. KeepTube
This helps you in downloading HD videos from few streaming websites like YouTube & MegaVideo only.
10. ClipNabber
ClipNabber let users download videos from many video sharing websites like YouTube, DailyMotion, Metacafe, Veoh, MegaVideo and many more.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Firefox 14 Officially Lands in Ubuntu
With today's updates, Canonical upgraded the default web browser and default email client in all its supported Ubuntu operating systems to Mozilla Firefox 14.0.1 and Mozilla Thunderbird 14.0, respectively.
The Firefox 14 web browser was officially released yesterday, July 17th, bringing Awesome Bar URL auto-complete functionality, HTTPS support for Google searches, plugins can be loaded only on click, improved site identity manager to prevent spoofing on SSL connections with favicons, Pointer Lock API, new API to prevent your monitor from sleeping, and text-transform & improved font-variant CSS for Turkic and Greek languages.
On the other hand, Mozilla Thunderbird 14.0 brings only one feature: support for the Ubuntu One cloud storage implemented in the Filelink feature.
All Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, Ubuntu 11.10, Ubuntu 11.04, and Ubuntu 10.04 LTS users can update their Firefox web browser and Thunderbird email client to version 14.0 right now, by using the Update Manager software.
Other Linux users can download Mozilla Firefox 14.0.1, as well as Mozilla Thunderbird 14.0 binary and source packages right now from Softpedia. Also, don't forget to visit our always up-to-date Firefox Extensions section and Thunderbird Extensions section for the latest add-ons!
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
HP Delivers WebOS Community Edition
If you're old enough to remember the heyday of Palm and how many people swore by their Palm devices, you may wax nostalgic at the news that Hewlett-Packard has released the first part of WebOS Community Edition (WOCE), which is what the Palm operating system has morphed into after all this time. The open source offering is targeted at people who own HP's TouchPad tablet. The first release of WOCE is downloadable now.
While HP has already open source some WebOS components, WOCE is a full Community Edition mobile operating system. There is a support wiki available for community members to ask questions and generate discussions.
There is another release coming from HP called OpenWebOS, slated to arrive in September, which will be an open source platform that is appropriate for many kinds of mobile devices and not just the TouchPad.
You can find HP's blog post about the new WOCE offering here. As the post notes:
"The Community Edition is focused on supporting the TouchPad. By contrast, the Open webOS 1.0 release planned for September includes modernized technologies to better enable the community to port webOS to the hardware of their choice, and to integrate open source technologies in areas such as BlueZ bluetooth and GStreamer. No matter which aspect of the platform you care about, webOS will provide options for you. The source code can be found here."
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Download W3Perl 3.151 / 3.145
W3Perl, Web logfile analyser package.
W3Perl is a powerful tool to monitor your webserver. But it can also read FTP /Squid/CUPS or mail logfiles. It allows most statistical data to be ouput with graphical and textual informations. The perl scripts analyze logfiles and produce HTML/PDF reports which can be sent by email. It can use server's logfiles or a javascript tag to be inserted in web page. W3Perl can be run from the command line or from the web interface.
Download W3Perl 3.151 / 3.145
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