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FOSS4G 2006 Conference – A Great Success
Tyler Mitchell writes "The energy and enthusiasm of the Free and Open Source Software for Geoinformatics (FOSS4G) Conference continues to grow. This year over...
OpenLibraries Offers Toolkit
Artisans Public Relations writes "The Jahshaka Project (www.jahshaka.org) today announces the availability of the OpenLibraries 0.3.0 (www.openlibraries.org), a powerful, cross-platform set of C++ libraries...
Book review: ImageMagick Tricks
Author: Mayank Sharma
Command-line utilities can be powerful, but it takes some doing to make a typical desktop user work in the shell. The image...
Linux or Unix: Making the right decision
So, Windows is no longer cutting the mustard and you need a more scalable, reliable and higher performing environment. You may be running Oracle...
KateOS 3.1 is available now!
Anonymous Reader writes "Kate OS, the well known distribution, developed mainly in Poland has a new version: "Kate OS 3.1 is the second edition...
Oracle To Bring Siebel CRM To Linux
When Oracle releases Siebel 8 later this year, the venerable CRM application will, for the first time, run on Linux servers.
The independent Siebel...
Konsole license violations highlight GPL confusion
Author: Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier
In July, Konsole author Lars Doelle posted a note on the MotorolaFans.com forum about two programs that appear to violate the...
Task management made simple with todo.txt and Tux ToDo
Author: Scott Nesbitt
Keeping track of your to-do items and tasks should be simple, but often the software that people use for those purposes is...
Install .rpm Files in Debian and Ubuntu
david23 writes "Some time you might find some applications are having only .rpm files but you want a .deb package for your debian,Ubuntu and...
Red Hat Still Committed to Embedded Linux
"We're seeing the mainstream use of Linux has spread," Red Hat spokesperson Leigh Day said. "It's difficult to calculate all the places it shows...