• Portland's citywide wifi access launched. Right now it covers SW downtown Portland and industrial SE (coverage map here). It will eventually cover ALL of Portland. Portland's Future Awesome coverage here. Discussion group here.
  
• Firebug 1.0 Beta, a Firefox extension to troubleshoot and monitor client-side web-dev stuff. Related: Firefox Web Developer extension.
• Microsoft has some One Laptop Per Child laptops, and is trying to get Windows on them. (They currently run a version of Fedora Linux.) What's going on?
• 10 Drupal modules you can't live without (You had me at "10.")
  

Labels: client, css, dom, dom inspector, extension, firefox, html, javascript, metrofi, mozilla, olpc, pdx, portland, public access, webdev, wifi

• How to screencast on Linux
• Guess what ubuntuvideo.com has
• Miguel de Icaza on Groklaw's over-the-top analysis of Novell's support of OpenXML in OpenOffice (it's true, Groklaw has demonstrated a bit of ignorance here. Almost every distro's interpretation of a project can be a little unique)
• Last week was Ubuntu Open Week, where newbies, the curious, and the besotted could meet up in different irc channels and talk about specific topics. Here are the logs.
• An image of the One Laptop Per Child laptop is available as a VMware image, FYI
  

Labels: linux, olpc, ubuntu, vmware