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Syllable day at Software Freedom Day 2006 NLSep 8, 10:42am
Kaj de Vos writes: "Like last year, there will be a Software Freedom Day in the Netherlands organized by Bas de Lange, on Saturday September 16 in the city of Utrecht. This year, it is supported by the NLLGG, a Dutch Linux user group. The event has two themes: Ubuntu and Syllable." Read Kajs forum post for more information.
One more Syllable 0.6.1 reviewSep 7, 3:37am
Daniel Steinbrook reviews Syllable 0.6.1 over on OSNews
NewsForge reviews Syllable 0.6.1Aug 23, 2:37pm
NewsForge have reviewed Syllable where they downloaded Syllable 0.6.1 and took it for a spin. The result is encouraging.
Syllable gets GigabitJul 31, 7:30am
The Realtek 8169 network card driver has been ported from Linux. This is the first Gigabit network driver for Syllable. A Beta release is available and the driver will be included in the next release of Syllable.
LXF 82Jul 5, 5:15am
Linux Format #82 have included Syllable 0.6.1 on their DVD. Welcome to those of you who have come here as a result of trying Syllable for the first time!
Experimental NTFS driverJun 25, 3:15pm
Jarek Pelczar has ported the Linux NTFS driver to Syllable. I'm sure he'd appreciate some testing and feedback!
Work, Play, HackJun 23, 4:41am
We have three new releases in the space of a couple of days. First of all BurningShadow has released SimpleBurn Alpha2, a CD creation application. He's also given us the Syllable version of SYASokoban 2.0, a rather nice Sokoban clone. Last but not least, GCC 4.1.1 is available for developers. Get 'em while they're hot!
Whisper Alpha 5Jun 17, 6:54am
Whisper Alpha 5 is now available. If you're wondering what it looks like, here's a screenshot.
Four alternative operating systemsJun 15, 2:08pm
Newsforge have a short article on alternative operating systems, of which Syllable is one. From the article: "However, out of all the operating systems in this list, [Syllable] is the most ready to be used as a secondary OS.".
Syllable Programming Class, June 9 on IRCMay 30, 8:57pm
Brent will be hosting a Syllable programming discussion and mini-class on Friday, 9 June 2006 starting at 7:00 pm EDT (11:00 GMT) in #Syllable on chat.freenode.net. He asks that you either enter your name on the webpage or e-mail him if you think you might be able to come.