I was just watching the technology news >CLICK on BBC news 24, they have a feature on the open sources, GNU/Linux and free softwares. A nice little programme for the general public, there was a shot at one point of someone with a laptop and the Debian swirl clearly visible. Of course, they talked about Ubuntu, Ooo, t-bird etc, just a gentle introduction for the curious.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/c ... efault.stm
There is a video of this program in the link above.
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Linux news on BBC >CLICK
Linux news on BBC >CLICK
Maurice Green on Usain Bolt's 9.58: "The Earth stopped for a second, and he went to Mars."
Too bad the BBC decided AGAINST using open formats:
Nonetheless, this Click program looks good!
source: http://support.bbc.co.uk/ogg/Ogg Streaming
Unfortunately the BBC decided not to pursue development and testing of Ogg Vorbis streaming. There are currently no plans to resume this at a later date.
Nonetheless, this Click program looks good!