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Interview with open source medical software execs
Author: Robin 'Roblimo' Miller
Transcript: This is Robin "Roblimo" Miller from NewsForge. We're on the phone with Dr. Scott Shreeve, M.D., a founder of Medsphere,...
Interview with open source medical software execs
Author: Robin 'Roblimo' Miller
Transcript: This is Robin "Roblimo" Miller from NewsForge. We're on the phone with Dr. Scott Shreeve, M.D., a founder of Medsphere,...
Looking good: Monitor calibration under X
Author: Preston St. Pierre
A lot of Linux users seem resigned to the notion that the X Window System is a second-class citizen in the...
Review: Novell’s Openexchange Server is powerful, versatile
Author: Jem Matzan and Craig Zeigler
A scalable, stable, secure software stack for small and medium-sized business network services is hard to develop in-house or...
Detecting hardware from outside the box
Author: Carla Schroder
Linux comes with several good utilities for getting detailed information on what's inside the box. Here are three recipes for getting information...
Review: Novell’s Openexchange Server is powerful, versatile
Author: Preston St. Pierre
A scalable, stable, secure software stack for small and medium-sized business network services is hard to develop in-house or integrate from...
Detecting hardware from outside the box
Author: Preston St. Pierre
Linux comes with several good utilities for getting detailed information on what's inside the box. Here are three recipes for getting...
GaDuGi and free software share one fire
Author: Joe Barr
Recently Linux Business Week ran a story entitled "Cherokee Indians To Encircle Open Source?
Or How the GPL Might Wind Up with Arrows...
My workstation OS: NetBSD
Author: Alan Dipert
I began using free software when I bought some Mandrake 8 CDs from Wal-Mart in 2000. At that point a severe...
Your software rights or the best tools: often a sad choice
Author: Jem Matzan
Commentary: What do we do when we have a substandard free software product that we could use, but would be more productive...