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Massachusetts continues OpenDocument debate
Microsoft, IBM and Sun have locked horns in an open debate about the definition and purpose of open standards.
Link: news.zdnet.co.uk
froglogic releases Pq, a Qt implementation of Perl
Reginald Stadlbauer writes "Hamburg, Germany - 2005-12-15 froglogic GmbH today announced the
availability of Pq which is an implementation of the Perl/Tk GUI
programming interface using...
OpenVZ Website Introduced
Sharon Smith writes "OpenVZ Project Introduces Website to Support Operating System Virtualization Technology for Open Source Community
HERNDON, VA, December 14, 2005 -- The OpenVZ...
Mastering Ajax Websites
Anonymous Reader writes "Ajax, which consists of HTML, JavaScript technology, DHTML, and DOM, is an approach that helps you transform clunky Web interfaces into...
KDE Quality Assurance Meeting Report
On the weekend of December 10th & 11th, a small group of nine KDE contributors met in Hamburg to work on quality assurance checks...
Updating KDE at the Appeal initiative
Author: Nathan Willis
As the release of KDE 3.5 draws near, work is already underway at the Appeal project to integrate 3.5's major changes into...
IBM Toolkit for MPEG-4 v1.2.7 Released
Anonymous Reader writes "IBM Toolkit for MPEG-4 consists of a set of Java classes and APIs with five sample applications: three cross-platform playback applications...
Sun Backs Apache Derby With Java DB
tk421 writes "Apache Derby, a project created by a code donation from IBM, is now a part of Sun Microsystems' solutions.
Sun said it will...
Microsoft wins latest round in OpenDocument battle
The creation of a committee to standardise the software giant's Office suite is an important victory in its move to maintain dominance of productivity...
LynuxWorks: A case study in combat-ready Linux
Author: Corinne McKay
As open source, especially Linux, makes its way into nearly every sector of the economy, one of the final frontiers is the...