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The Very Best Open Source Tools For Video, Audio and Graphics

May 24th, 2010

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If you cycle back 10 years, the sophistication of and available tools for working with video, audio, and graphics–including working with them online–lagged far behind what is available today. The improvement in the available tools has hardly been lost on the open source world, where some best-of-breed tools are available at absolutely no cost. In this post, you’ll find a roundup of our most significant posts on open source tools for video, audio and graphics

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The Very Best Open Source Tools For Video, Audio and Graphics

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Tags: Collection, end-item, gimp, movie-watching, static-buffer, theora, tools, tutorials, video

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Zend, The PHP Leader, Gets Another $9 Million In Funding

May 18th, 2010

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Cupertino, California-based Zend Technologies, which produces products for developing, deploying and managing business PHP applications, today announced that it has received $9 million in venture funding led by Greylock Partners (a current investor), with participation from other Zend investors including Azure Capital Partners, Index Ventures, Intel Capital, SAP Ventures, and Walden. We’ve covered the company’s successful funding history before , and its rise alongside the increasing popularity of PHP. According to the company, Zend now has more than 1,000,000 registered users.

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Zend, The PHP Leader, Gets Another $9 Million In Funding

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Tags: azure-capital, distinguished, industry, intel, intel-capital, microsoft, php, sap, source, static-buffer

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A Bushel of Free Online Resources for Linux Newbies

April 8th, 2010

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	Whether you’re new to Linux or looking to become a more advanced user, there are a lot of free online books and tutorials that can give you guidance. For beginners good choices abound, and good titles are just a few clicks away. In this post, you’ll find our updated collection of many good Linux reference guides online–all available at no cost.