It appears that the malware writers of the Storm worm have found a new way of feeding the hungry spamming botnet,

by using good’ old e-cards in e-mails (worms and e-mails… they’ re more than just a happy couple)….

The method of infection is the usual:

- A little e-card arrives to your mailbox;

- You click on the link, which “leads” to your beautiful e-card;

- Storm installs itself;

- Ooops.

The answer is simple. What the users want is familiarity, compatibility, no financial related problems and non-obligatory Terminal/Console.

The average user just avoids terminal related activities. Even if that means installing you favorite application or just some miner plug-in. The need to even show the system console  up scares  average user away from Linux. “Its Bad”

Ubuntu has done an excellent work making the terminal a resource for power-users and a simple VISUAL alternative for people that don’t care about about apt-get and other “terminally” activities. But the superuser or ROOT can still be a bit exposed to the average user and a fuss.

Good work Kurumin Linux on “Icons Mágicos” and “Clica-aki” and good work Caixa Mágica Linux on “XLucas ” for making the Linux experience easy!

Can developers create the Ultimate Linux Desktop Experience? a KISS experience?

We all hope so because alter Vista’s release, there have been a lot of PC boxes screening for a friendly OS to run. This whould make general Linux adaptation more accessible for the masses.

http://www.apple.com/iphone/enterprise/

Take this site and appy to test the iPhone’s 2.0 software for enterprises.

Features include:
Push email
Push contacts
Push calendar
Global Address List
Certificates and Identities
WPA2/802.1x
Enforced security policies
More VPN protocols
Device configuration
Remote wipe
Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync support
Cisco IPsec VPN

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1º - Aqua (eg. Mac OS X)

2º - KDE (eg. Kurumin Linux)

3º - GNOME/aka. Desktop (eg. Ubuntu Linux)

4º - XFCE (eg . XUbuntu Linux)

5º - Enlightment (eg. Elive Linux)

6º - Aero (eg. Windows Vista)

7º - Luna (eg. Windows XP)

8º - IceWM (eg. Vector Linux)

9º - Fluxbox (eg. Fluxbuntu Linux)

10º - StumpWM (eg. Debian Linux)

NOTE: Multiple GUIs can be installed in the same OS it some particular cases.

Examples don’t necessarily define that GUI mentioned is system default.

In Some cases the OS lets you choose the GUI before install, multiple GUIs are possible.

Some GUIs might not appear as default at all and need to be installed by the user.

The iPhone SDK that allows users/developers to create applications to run natively on the iPhone and on the iPod Touch version of OS X has been delayed yet again… Its’ it launch date use Instaler.app to create “underground” apps and games or go to Apple.com to get some official applications. Instaler.App application will run smoothly on the iPhone.