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Comment Re:So where is Picasa for the Mac? (Score 1) 193

by radek on Tuesday June 10, 2008 @11:17AM (#23726583) Attached to: Google Gets Serious About Open Source Mac Projects

Mac Picasa is currently under works. ETA: this fall.

Journal Journal: Nearing critical mass for funding open nVidia drivers

Journal by kebes on Monday January 08, 2007 @03:45PM

I was just made aware of a pledge drive attempting to raise $10,000 USD to help fund a project working on open-source nVidia drivers. This would provide full 3D-acceleration to open-source operating systems, and could potentially sidestep the persistent debate between "partial support with open-source drivers" vs. "full support with proprietary drivers." It appears that the organizers intend to use the FSF as an intermediary to transfer the f

smcFanControl — Cool Your MacBook Pro 195

Posted by kdawson on Saturday October 14, 2006 @12:35PM from the smell-of-burning-thighs dept.

Clodas writes, "smcFanControl 1.1 is a simple GUI that lets you control how fast each fan spins on your MacBook, MacBook Pro, or Mac Mini. The temperature of my MBP when idle averaged around 63 degrees celsius. After running smcFanControl 1.1, my temperature dropped to 43 celsius within 10 minutes of use. This now allows me to sit my MBP on my lap, something I was unable to do previously since the machine got so hot. I have my fans set to spin at a minimum of 3000 RPM and I still don't hear the fans spinning. Apple by default has them set to 1000 RPM. I really recommend smcFanControl 1.1 for any that feel their MB, MBP, or Mini are too hot to handle."

Google in Talks to Buy YouTube 157

Posted by Zonk on Friday October 06, 2006 @02:25PM from the dogs-and-cats-living-together-mass-hysteria dept.

tessaiga writes "The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google is in talks to buy YouTube for about $1.6 billion. YouTube users watch more that 100 million videos daily, and the site's market share tops that of similar services offered by Google and other popular Web sites. This comes after a story earlier this morning that co-founder Sergey Brin is pushing for Google to cut back on the volume of products being offered, complaining that 'I was getting lost in the sheer volume of the products we were releasing'. Guess Google Video is one of the products making the approved shortlist."

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