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Chrome OS Now Open Sourced, Gearing for 2010 Release


Though there was no formal Chrome OS release announcement made today by Google, the Mountain View, CA company did give media a sneak peek at the new Linux-based operating system while announcing that as of today, the entire Chrome OS project will be available for open source development.

 

More Fun With Bash Quoting


I've written about bash quoting before, and yes, it's about as exciting as watching paint dry or listening to the corn grow. It can also be extremely frustrating when it doesn't do what you want, case in point: trying to script the u...
 

How The X Stack In Ubuntu 10.04 LTS May Look


Canonical's Ubuntu Developer Summit for Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (codenamed Lucid Lynx) is taking place this week in Texas, but happening right now on the Ubuntu-X mailing list is a discussion about what the X.Org plans are for Ubuntu Lucid.
 

Open Web Foundation Releases Open Specification Agreement


The OWF now provides an agreement for organisations to adopt which simplifies the process of releasing web specifications as open source...
 

Communities Vs. Teams: Open Source Needs Both


A curious insight has come from all the recent talk about MySQL/Sun/Oracle. People talk about a community around a given open source product, but there's at least as much talk about a team within it. Let's not neglect the importance of either of those things.
 
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