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Obama Inauguration shines on Linux too with Moonlight
Several developers from Novell's Mono team worked late into the night so that the official Internet stream of Obama's inauguration ceremony will be accessible to Linux and PPC Mac users. Ars takes an inside look at the effort and shares some insights from one of the developers who helped make ...
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Moonlight Allows Inauguration Streaming on Linux, PPC Macs [Linux]
Lifehacker — By Kevin Purdy , 7:30 AM on Tue Jan 20 2009, 148 views [image] Novell programmers worked overnight to ensure that Moonlight , their open-source implementation of Microsoft's Silverlight, will allow streaming from the official inauguration page for Linux, PowerPC Mac users, and others systems with Firefox. [ via ]

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