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Posted by ionicus 235 days agoFree/Public Jabber/XMPP Server
Posted by summel 245 days ago
Provide a free/open Jabber server for all users with jabber IDs like user@linux.com :)
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Software bounties can invigorate the FOSS dev community and help serve niche markets!
Posted by CyberCod 247 days ago
I had another one of those ideas
y'know... the one's that keep getting me into trouble?
Anyway, I was listening to TLLTS today...Episode 290...
the one with that dentist who is creating the OpenMolar project and I was thinking that here is this large group of professionals who are now trained by the proprietary software companies to pay money through the nose on a regular basis. They're Read More »
y'know... the one's that keep getting me into trouble?
Anyway, I was listening to TLLTS today...Episode 290...
the one with that dentist who is creating the OpenMolar project and I was thinking that here is this large group of professionals who are now trained by the proprietary software companies to pay money through the nose on a regular basis. They're Read More »
Ideaforge for linux software
Posted by matteo 252 days ago
Let users post ideas for new software and suggest new features for existing ones. You could also give each application/developer a sub-category/directory.
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Linux.com's Own Micro-Blogging Platform
Posted by bianconeri4ever 254 days ago
Our own micro-blogging platform, using Laconica software. Something similar to what Leo Laporte is doing over at http://army.twit.tv/
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Linux Social Networking (The "Myspace" of LINUX!!!)
Posted by jlacroix 261 days ago
I think Linux.com should be a social networking site, just like Myspace, but for Linux users to connect and interact with eachother. Each user would be able to create a profile page with what version of Linux they use, and contribute content to the site. There should be a chat room and forum. Each profile page would be very much like Myspace, your own Linux space! This will allow people to networ
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Calender of regional events
Posted by dthomasdigital 263 days ago
A monthly calender of regional events, such as LinuxFest, conventions, even LUG meetings. A way to send notifications to interested parties of said events would be included.
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Location Based Support System
Posted by jaymz 263 days ago
I've always wanted to either build or find a site that let you sign up and put in your location and level of expertise in certain areas. Then if someone in your area needed help, they could find you on the site, contact you to ask for a meetup. This would probably have to be an opt-in thing here, but I think people would go for it.
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Central Linux/FOSS app "store" with comments+ranking
Posted by digisus 263 days ago
First, have a look at this: http://www.eosdirectory.com/ or
this: http://www.osalt.com
For Linux.com it should be extended to include not only business, but all kinds of software available. Users can register new projects and descriptions and provide a URL to the project's website. Others can review, rate and comment on them and maybe additional info can be captured (sth. like "maturity" o Read More »
this: http://www.osalt.com
For Linux.com it should be extended to include not only business, but all kinds of software available. Users can register new projects and descriptions and provide a URL to the project's website. Others can review, rate and comment on them and maybe additional info can be captured (sth. like "maturity" o Read More »
Linux User Group site
Posted by emk 264 days ago
A site run by lugs to showcase lugs and promote the development of new lugs. Lugs are dying but they can magnify the impact of Linux locally. Linux.com can be their global showcase and support platform.
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