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Microsoft ‘must support OpenDocument’
Microsoft will be forced to adopt the open file format or risk 'sliding into irrelevance', according to industry observers.
Link: news.zdnet.co.uk
Ubuntu 5.10 Around the Corner
Anonymous Reader writes "Like Shuttleworth announced Ubuntu has finally applied a 'richer' background than the standard brown, along with many other updates and improvements...
OSDir Launches Tech Blogging Network
Anonymous Reader writes "With all the talk and excitement of Web2.0, blogging, and specifically participation & community it is with my own great excitement...
Tilix 1.0 Screenshot Tour
Anonymous Reader writes "DistroWatch reports - The first official release of Tilix, which is a Bulgarian Linux distribution based on KANOTIX, is now available....
Citizens Against Government Waste vs. Massachusetts OpenDocument decision
Author: Jay Lyman
Citizens Against Government Waste (CAGW) is warning of the interoperability disadvantages and long-term higher costs of open standards and open source software...
Review: MitraX live CD
Author: Mirko Perak
When I first heard of MitraX, I thought it was just a Linux distribution with an assortment of network tools, and that...
Using open source software on Mac OS X
Author: Dmitri Popov
If you want to make use of open source software on a Macintosh running OS X, you have plenty of options. The...
Consolidation equals open source savings for CIOs
Mark Brunelli, News Editor writes "Consolidation in the proprietary business applications market can work to the advantage of chief information officers seeking a deal...
Microsoft FAT Patents Get Thumbs Down
The USPTO has rejected two key patent applications around FAT, but Microsoft still believes it has a good chance of triumphing. Open-source vendors are...
AXIGEN mail server is launched
Iuliana Butuc-Cerchez writes "After selling RAV Antivirus IPR to Microsoft in 2003, GECAD launches today a brand new
software product – a mail server named...