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Seamonkey -...::: SANUX RReveviisstata LINLINUXUX FFRROONTNT no.no. 0101 RRiivvereraa UrUruguauguayy OOcctubrtubree 20072007 file:///D:/Mis%20Documentos/Loot/LinuxFront/LinuxFront1/Linux%20Front/nro%20pag/pg2.bmp file:///D:/Mis%20Documentos/Loot/LinuxFront/LinuxFront1/Linux%20Front/enc&final/INTRO.png Bienvenidos !!! A Linux Front, la revista de Software Libre y Codigo Abierto de la frontera norte. Esta revista digital es una iniciativa del grupo de usuarios de Linux de la ciudad de Rivera. El grupo esta formado por cuatro estudiantes de informática que tienen como objetivo dar a conocer el software libre de mano de su representante más conocido, GNU/Linux o por medio de la presentación de software libre alternativo al propietario, como OpenOffice.org, GIMP, Gaim y muchos más. Los miembros del FLUG son: Ernesto dos Santos “seto” Alberto Cáseres “beto” Martín Castro “gafo” Wilson Rodríguez “will” y Ógopo, una criatura algo chueca y despistada de origen desconocido (tal vez virus o espía alienígena) la cual fue adoptada como mascota por el grupo. Tambien tenemos a un miembro honorario que es Martin Esteves “MartinE”. El principal hobie en informatica de los miembros es la programación. El FLUG se formo en el encuentro FliSOL realizado en la ciudad de Rivera en la escuela de informática, en el cual nos hicieron una presentación del software librex, instalamos varias distros de GNU/Linux, realizamos conexiones de redes entre Linux y Window$ y un monton de cosas mas. file:///D:/Mis%20Documentos/Loot/LinuxFront/LinuxFront1/Linux%20Front/nro%20pag/pg3.bmp Foto del primer día de vida del FLUG durante el evento FLISOL en la ciudad de rivera, algunos mienbros ya no estan y otros que se adirieron recientemente tampoco. En la próxima entrega de LINUX FRONT ya tendremos fotos de los actuales integrantes. Sientanse libre para enviarnos sus comentarios y sugerencias, todos pueden participar en las proximas ediciones enviandonos sus articulos, colaborar en el diseño de la revista o cualquier aporte relacionado al codigo libre. Para recibir por e-mail la revista, noticias relacionadas con el softuare libre y el Flug, envienos un correo a [email protected] especificando su pedido. LINUX FRONT es una idea del grupo de usuarios de la frontera (FLUG) Eres LIBRE de copiar, distribuir, poner a disposición, ejecutar y modificar esta obra siempre y cuando respetes la autoría e incluyas esta misma nota. file:///D:/Mis%20Documentos/Loot/LinuxFront/LinuxFront1/Linux%20Front/nro%20pag/pg4.bmp Está disponible para distribuciones KDE, pero es fácilmente instalable en GNOME u otro entorno sólo con instalar las librerías necesarias. Además de todo, amarok permite el acceso a la red last.fm, por lo que si nos registramos en last.fm y añadimos nuestro nombre de usuario así como nuestra contraseña a amarok, este accederá cada vez que reproduzcamos una canción. ¿que conseguimos? amarok nos sugiere canciones relacionadas con la que estamos Linux en cada vez más usado, pero el principal reproduciendo!!!.También dispone de listas problema es a la hora de encontrar aplicaciones de reproducción automáticas, como pistas similares a las que usamos en el otro sistema favoritas, recientes y muchas más además operativo. de dos sistemas de puntuación de las Ahora ablaremos de amaroK, que no sólo es canciones: uno por puntuaciones del 1 al similar a algunos de los mejores reproductores de 100 (automática) que dependerá de las audio, sino que supera dejando corto al mismo veces que reproduzcamos dicha pista así Winamp o Win Media Player. como si la terminamos de escuchar y otro Algo de lo que podemos hacer con Amarok: con un sistema de estrellas de 0 a 5 búsqueda de información del artista en Wikipedia, estrellas. El sitio oficial del proyecto es es búsqueda de carátulas en Amazon, búsqueda de http://amarok.kde.org letras de canciones, motor del HelixPlayer, Xine, Gstreamer, soporte para bases de datos en SQLite, MySQL y PostgreSQL, soporte para podcast, con reproducción vía streaming o vía descarga, modo de reproduccón de lista dinámica y listas inteligentes, soporte de temas y scripts, modo de visualización de mini- reproductor, soporte para iPod, iPod nano e iPod Shuffle, estilos del navegador basados en hojas de estilo CSS, ademas es traducido a 35 idiomas. Gambas(Gambas Almost Means BASic!), es un entorno de programacion visual, que utiliza un interprete del lenguaje BASIC, por lo que podria decirse que es similar al conocido Visual Basic de Windows, pero no es un clon de este, de modo que no esperen que el mismo codigo utilizado en vb funcione en Gambas(aunque es muy similar), tampoco se puede importar proyectos de vb. Es una exelente opcion para programar de forma visual en Linux, podemos hacer formularios igual de rapidos que los de Visual Basic, simplemente arrastrando cada componente y acomodarlo en la ventana, ademas, posee una simplicidad enorme a la hora de programar codigo, ya que Ademas, Gambas puede conectarse rapidamente tenemos las tipicas con bases de datos mySQL o PosgreSQL, despues autocompletaciones de codigos y la de terminado el proyecto se lo puede guardar como facilidad de hacer doble click sobre un RPM, DEB ect. elemento para crear una funcion en Como cualquier programa en Linux existen las este. “malditas dependencias”, y si no tienes banda ancha esto es un problema, con mi mandriva 2007 pude instalarlo, pero con muchas obciones deshabilitadas. Software Libre El "Software Libre'' es un asunto de La libertad para usar un programa libertad, no de precio. Para entender el significa la libertad para cualquier concepto, debes pensar en "libre'' como persona u organización de usarlo en en "libertad de expresión'', no como en cualquier tipo de sistema "cerveza gratis'' [N. del T.: en inglés una informático, para cualquier clase de misma palabra (free) significa tanto libre trabajo, y sin tener obligación de como gratis, lo que ha dado lugar a cierta comunicárselo al desarrollador o a alguna otra entidad específica. confusión]. La libertad de distribuir copias debe "Software Libre'' se refiere a la libertad de incluir tanto las formas binarias o los usuarios para ejecutar, copiar, ejecutables del programa como su distribuir, estudiar, cambiar y mejorar el código fuente, sean versiones software. De modo más preciso, se refiere modificadas o sin modificar (distribuir a cuatro libertades de los usuarios del programas de modo ejecutable es software: necesario para que los sistemas La libertad de usar el programa, con operativos libres sean fáciles de cualquier propósito (libertad 0). instalar). Está bien si no hay manera La libertad de estudiar cómo funciona el de producir un binario o ejecutable programa, y adaptarlo a tus necesidades de un programa concreto (ya que (libertad 1). El acceso al código fuente es algunos lenguajes no tienen esta una condición previa para esto. capacidad), pero debes tener la La libertad de distribuir copias, con lo que libertad de distribuir estos formatos puedes ayudar a tu vecino (libertad 2). si encontraras o desarrollaras la La libertad de mejorar el programa y manera de crearlos. hacer públicas las mejoras a los demás, Para que las libertades de hacer de modo que toda la comunidad se modificaciones y de publicar beneficie. (libertad 3). El acceso al código versiones mejoradas tengan sentido, fuente es un requisito previo para esto. debes tener acceso al código fuente Un programa es software libre si los del programa. Por lo tanto, la usuarios tienen todas estas libertades. Así posibilidad de acceder al código pues, deberías tener la libertad de fuente es una condición necesaria distribuir copias, sea con o sin para el software libre. modificaciones, sea gratis o cobrando una Para que estas libertades sean cantidad por la distribución, a cualquiera y reales, deben ser irrevocables en cualquier lugar. El ser libre de hacer mientras no hagas nada incorrecto; esto significa (entre otras cosas) que no si el desarrollador del software tiene tienes que pedir o pagar permisos. el poder de revocar la licencia También deberías tener la libertad de hacer modificaciones y utilizarlas de aunque no le hayas dado motivos, el manera privada en tu trabajo u ocio, sin ni software no es libre. siquiera tener que anunciar que dichas modificaciones existen. Si publicas tus cambios, no tienes por qué avisar a nadie en particular, ni de ninguna manera en particular. Son aceptables, sin embargo, ciertos De esta manera, las restricciones no tipos de reglas sobre la manera de afectarán a actividades y gente fuera de distribuir software libre, mientras no las jurisdicciones de estos gobiernos. entren en conflicto con las libertades Cuando se habla de software libre, es centrales. Por ejemplo, copyleft mejor evitar términos como: "regalar'' o ["izquierdo de copia''] (expresado muy "gratis'', porque esos téminos implican simplemente) es la regla que implica que, que lo importante es el precio, y no la cuando se redistribuya el programa, no se libertad. Algunos términos comunes tales pueden agregar restricciones para como "piratería'' conllevan opiniones que denegar a otras personas las libertades esperamos no apoyes. Visita la página centrales. Esta regla no entra en conflicto Palabras y frases confusas que vale la con las libertades centrales, sino que más pena evitar, donde encontrarás una bien las protege. discusión acerca de estos términos. Así pues, quizás hayas pagado para También tenemos una lista de obtener copias de software GNU, o tal vez traducciones de "software libre'' a varios las hayas obtenido sin ningún coste. Pero idiomas. independientemente de cómo hayas Por último, fíjate en que los criterios conseguido tus copias, siempre tienes la establecidos en esta definición de libertad de copiar y modificar el software, software libre requieren pensarse e incluso de vender copias. cuidadosamente para interpretarlos. Para "Software libre'' no significa "no decidir si una licencia de software comercial''. Un programa libre debe estar concreta es una licencia de software libre, disponible para uso comercial, desarrollo lo juzgamos basándonos en estos comercial y distribución comercial.
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