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Introducing ioSunbird Apple iCal for Ubuntu!



My friend Luca Cappelletti is kicking ass rolling out yet another fine release for mobile or non-root users or people that just want to download a program and start running it without wasting time installing a thing.

ioMozilla Sunbird® is a cross-platform calendar application, built upon Mozilla Toolkit. Our goal is to bring Mozilla-style ease-of-use to your calendar, without tying you to a particular storage solution.

pic by markcarson.com

Luca has told me he has modified Sunbird to have the ease of use and look of Apple iCal, stay tuned for screenshots from me! Or beat me to it and post em :)

Easy install:
Simply grab ioSunbird here
chmod +x ioCalendarSunbird0.5-feisty_InfodomesticObjects0.8.6
or simply right click on the file to change properties to executable.
mv oCalendarSunbird0.5-feisty_InfodomesticObjects0.8.6 ioCalendarSunbird
or right click rename :)
Then double click or ./ioCalendarSunbird

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Introducing ioGftp 2.0.18-feisty


Check this out, same great Gftp client but without the headache of installing, this is another InfomesticObjects Linux Release.

Benefits:
Easily access ftp sites on the go or run gftp without installing at a computer with no root privileges.

Here is Gftp's Main Features:

  • Distributed under the terms of the GNU Public License Agreement
  • Written in C and has a text interface and a GTK+ 1.2/2.x interface
  • Supports the FTP, FTPS (control connection only), HTTP, HTTPS, SSH and FSP protocols
  • FTP and HTTP proxy server support
  • Supports FXP file transfers (transferring files between 2 remote servers via FTP)
  • Supports UNIX, EPLF, Novell, MacOS, VMS, MVS and NT (DOS) style directory listings
  • Bookmarks menu to allow you to quickly connect to remote sites

  • First grab ioGftp here
    chmod +x ioGftp2.0.18-feisty_InfodomesticObjects0.8.7
    or right click change permissions to executable
    mv ioGftp2.0.18-feisty_InfodomesticObjects0.8.7 ioGftp
    ./ioGftp
    or simply double click to run
    thats it enjoy :)

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    Introducing ioOpera 9.2.3


    ioOpera9.23 is a recompilation of Opera for Infodomestic Objects Linux. It is developed and tested under Ubuntu Linux, and can be run with just one click without installation on your system."

    Benefits:
    Faster than Opera
    Same as Opera
    None-root Users can download and run Opera
    Secure
    Something new
    Same benefits of Opera just no install needed

    ioOpera is secure as well, since it runs in ram, so you dont have to worrie about people sn00ping your browser history. Apon reboot all history is gone.
    Howto:
    Download here
    chmod +x ioOpera9.23_InfodomesticObjects0.8.7
    mv ioOpera9.23_InfodomesticObjects0.8.7 ioOpera
    ./ioOpera
    or simply double click to run :)

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    Introducing ioPidgin 2.2


    ioPidgin is the same great application for non-root users or people that dont like to install all the libraries and compile from scratch. You dont have to apt-get a thing. This one simple file is all you need and dont worrie about installing since it is already installed in the file :)


    "ioPidgin is a recompilation of Pidgin 2.2 for Infodomestic Objects Linux. It is developed and tested under Ubuntu Linux, and can be run with just one click without installation on your system."

    ioPidgin is secure as well, since it runs in ram.

    Howto:
    Download here
    chmod +x
    ioPidgin2.2-feisty_InfodomesticObjects0.8.7
    mv ioPidgin2.2-feisty_InfodomesticObjects0.8.7 ioPidgin
    ./ioPidgin
    or double click on the executable :)

    check out my screenshot

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    Introducing ioAmarok 1.47


    Wow, I just found another truly unique application that runs fast as hell right from memory and does not require root access to install, so you non-root users can download this single file and you dont have to install a thing, it runs straight from ram and /tmp and believe it or not, it is faster than amarok because it is all pre-linked. No compiling, installing or anything is necessary.

    This is for mobile users that use flash drives as well...
    "Does not require KDElibs nor
    QTlibs nor any mp3/4 adaptor."!

    "ioAmarok is a recompilation of Amarok 1.47 for Infodomestic Objects Linux. It is developed and tested under Ubuntu Linux, and can be run with just one click without installation on your system."
    ioAmarok is secure as well, since it runs in ram.

    Howto:
    Download here
    chmod +x ioAmarok1.4.7-feisty_InfodomesticObjects0.8.7
    mv ioAmarok1.4.7-feisty_InfodomesticObjects0.8.7 ioAmarok
    ./ioAmarok

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    Introducing ioSwiftFox



    Wow, I just found a truly unique application that runs fast as hell right from memory and does not require root access to install, so you non-root users can download this single file and you dont have to install a thing, it runs straight from ram and /tmp and believe it or not, it is faster than firefox and swiftfox because it is all pre-linked. No compiling, installing or anything is necessary.

    "ioSwiftFox is a recompilation of Firefox 2 for Infodomestic Objects Linux. It is developed and tested under Ubuntu Linux, and can be run with just one click without installation on your system."
    ioSwiftfox is secure as well, since it runs in ram, so you dont have to worrie about people sn00ping your browser history. This also auto loads your extentions in your current swiftfox/firefox directory if you do happen to have it installed.
    Howto:
    Download here
    chmod +x ioSwiftFox2.0.0.6-pentium4_Infodomestic0.8.5
    mv ioSwiftFox2.0.0.6-pentium4_Infodomestic0.8.5 ioswiftfox
    ./ioswiftfox

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