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Ximian embracing and extending .Net
Author: JT Smith
The Register has more on Ximian's Mono project. Ximian's Miguel de Icaza: "I'm not interested in ostracising a technology because a company...
Interview with Shawn Gordon, President/CEO of theK
Author: JT Smith
Craig writes "The wide spread adoption of Linux on the desktop depends on many different factors. Like pieces of a puzzle fitting...
Interview with Shawn Gordon, President/CEO of theKompany
Author: JT Smith
Craig writes, "The wide spread adoption of Linux on the desktop depends on many different factors. Like pieces of a puzzle fitting...
Forming a standard for Linux
Author: JT Smith
IT-director.com has a feature on the Free Standards Group and its attempts to create a Linux Standards Base. "This is a specification...
Mandrake: ‘xinetd’ incorrect umask and others
Author: JT Smith
LinuxSecurity: "A bug exists in xinetd as shipped with Mandrake Linux 8.0 dealing with
...
Chinese threat to GPL, and no action likely
Author: JT Smith
- by Jack Bryar -Open Source Business -
Is the GNU General Public License, which guides Free Software and much of the Open...
Metadot Portal Server 3.1.3
Author: JT Smith
Andy Meadows writes: "METADOT is a managed Digital Solutions provider. We offer Digital Information Platforms, based on portal
...
KDE source code now cross-referenced for easy browsing
Author: JT Smith
- by Tina Gasperson -
As first reported on The Dot, KDE sources are now indexed through the LXR (Linux Cross Reference) system....
Linux project gives schools networks at fraction of Windows cost
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
Paul Nelson has a message for cash-strapped schools: Why pay $20,000-plus for a Windows computer lab when...
GHC developer Simon Peyton Jones on working for, gasp!, Microsoft
Author: JT Smith
- By Julie Bresnick - Open Source people -
When Glasgow Haskell Compiler
programmer Simon Peyton
Jones
says he used to spend Thursday afternoons
programming...