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Open Source Alternatives: Pros and Cons
Anonymous Reader writes "More FUD on Open Source applications, from Jupiter, Gartner and AMR Research. "Should companies wait for Longhorn, or take advantage of...
GoblinX, a new “live CD” distro based on Slackware
Anonymous Reader writes "GoblinX, a new Linux distribution, was released earlier november.
GoblinX is a bootable "live CD" distribution based on Slackware Linux, whose primary...
A developer’s guide to Linux emulators and how they operate
Computers have been emulating other computers for a long time, often to access a legacy application or to use applications written for a popular...
“Secure programmer: Call Components Safely”
David A. Wheeler writes "The latest article in my "Secure Programmer" series is now available! This series is a developerWorks series on how to...
Why Open Source Isn’t Succeeding…part II
Some of you may have read my previous entry that sparked quite a bit of debate. Looking back on the content, I realize...
First Look at Xandros Desktop 3 Deluxe
SilentBob4 writes "Unlike an operating system in the role of a server, a desktop OS needs to wear many hats. Of all the various...
A Kommander crash course: Part 2
Author: Preston St. Pierre
Last time, we introduced Kommander -- a development environment for easily creating graphical KDE applications. For demonstration purposes, we built a...
Microsoft’s 2005 ‘to do’ list: What the analysts say
In its customary end-of-year research note issued late on Wednesday, the analyst house wrote: "Left unattended, each could ultimately interrupt Microsoft's 25+ year...
But a Macintosh Is Slower, Right?
Unfortunately, all three of these aspects of the performance debate lead to largely unresolveable arguments about productivity, conspiracy theories about compiler de-optimization, and the...
Microsoft threatens Europe with software patents
Norbert Bollow writes "As
pointed
out on Groklaw, Microsoft has told the EU's Court of First Instance that
"certain of the communications protocols that the Commission requires...