The fall of Giant: Youtube begin to use HTML5
As announced yesterday on the YouTube blog, support for videos by tag <video> entered in tests.
What does this mean?
Means: Bye Flash and bye lag.
Popularity: 12% [?]
Quassel: A awesome IRC Client for KDE

Well, being direct, Quassel is an excellent IRC client for KDE and I'm a user :)
It do all that others IRC clients do, like:
- Connect to multiple channels and servers.
- Colorations of nicks, your messages and messages to you.
- Fallback nicks when the master fail.
He also has something that I love in certain programs: separation of core and client.
Popularity: 9% [?]
Installing KDE 4.4 in Arch Linux or Kubuntu/Ubuntu
How do I see a lot of people coming looking for How to install KDE 4.4 in Arch Linux, or How to install KDE 4.4 in Kubuntu so I'm posting this, it will be quick ;)
The currently version is KDE SC 4.4 Beta 2 RC 1 RC 2 RC 3, not advisable if you want stability.
Popularity: 100% [?]
How to change the keyboard layout in KDE
A lot of people are falling into blog searching for "How to change the keyboard layout in Kubuntu" so I'm posting.
Contrary to what many think, is not a big deal, it is actually quite easy.
Popularity: 10% [?]
Find the best DNS
Today in ##ruby-br channel, @diegorv send me an excellent tip, a program called namebench do several tests on some DNS to find the faster. I've had an improvement of 69%.
Popularity: 4% [?]
KDE Air theme for Chromium/Google Chrome
Chromium is already being used by thousands of people. Now, with the release of Google Chrome for Linux things should be hot. But there is still a problem, the theme. The theme is the most important visual part in the browser. That's what gives the first browser sight. The default theme of Chromium/Chrome is blue, cute and clean, but I'm a KDE SC User and definitely the theme does not match with the system. You feel a little strange to use the program, it seems that something came out from the system way, such as when telling a joke in a horror movie, but it can be easily resolved.
Popularity: 35% [?]
Games in Arch Linux
Looking at forum of Arch Linux I found this topic, already has more than a year, but... who cares? :)
What these guys did was basically get all the games that are in AUR and are not in the repository community, compile them and make available in a repository, saving us from having to compile and keep looking for updates on AUR.
To add the repository + mirrors put this on /etc/pacman.conf:
[arch-games] Include = /etc/pacman.d/archgames_mirrorlist
Create /etc/pacman.d/archgames_mirrorlist and put this:
Server = http://arch.twilightlair.net/games/$ARCH Server = http://pseudoform.org/arch-games/games/$ARCH Server = http://repo.exigen.org/arch/games/$ARCH
Where $ARCH is i686 or x86_64(run arch)
The first is the main repository, the other 2 are the active mirrors until today's date.
See the site ;)
If you search for games to Ubuntu/Kubuntu see in UbuntuGames.org.
Popularity: 8% [?]


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