News

The very popular OpenDisc, a collection of opensource software that has been ported to Windows, had a refresh on the 23rd of this month. Just in time to miss SoftwareFreedomDay. In case you've not heard of it, the disc contains the latest versions of OpenOffice and other office applications, Neverball,The Gimp, Firefox, ClamWin and other games and media players. If you run Windows, you'll want a copy of theopendisc!

The Limestone Coast Linux User Group, the fine people who've run the SoftwareFreedomDay event here in the Limestone Coast for the past few years, has a new web presence. There is a website at lsclug.org and a mailinglist is also available to those interested.

Kudos must go out to the Limestone Coast Software Freedom Day Team, especially this years team organiser, Robert Farrar. Saturday was a huge success by all accounts, with hundreds attending over the course of the day. Due to huge demand, OpenCD's were run-out-of pretty early in the day. Those who attended the Limestone Coast SFD event at Grant High School in Mount Gambier who missed out on OpenDisc's and OpenEducationDisc or Ubuntu Linux CD's should email us at info/@/imaginoz.com, and we'll get you a copy asap, or you can download the image and burn it yourself from www.theopendisc.com and ubuntu.com and mandriva.com for the Linux distros. Don't forget, Ubuntu will send you a disk for free if you ask them..

With Software Freedom Day just around the corner (September 19th - mark it into your calendar) we've finally got the new website up and running.

Those of you with accounts can now login and access personalised notifications on software updates and other goodies

At ImaginOZ InfoTech, our core business is creating, promoting, and supporting Open technologies for home and business. Based in the Southeast of South Australia, we currently limit our onsite support to that region. For those further afield, we can offer support via Phone, Email, and Jabber realtime chat.

Previous page