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Fun with the Ion window manager

Anonymous Reader writes "Take a look at the Ion windows manager, a powerful and simple program that manages the windows that applications bring up...

Windows open source apps are music to the ears

Author: Lee Schlesinger I maintain both a Linux and a Windows machine for my own use. I like the Windows interface, but whenever possible I...

Trashware is rightware for cash-strapped organizations

Author: Marco Fioretti Trashware often means "badly designed or useless software,"  but in recent years the term has came to indicate something else which could...

New software-design school sheds old ways of training

The school's prime sponsor is IBM, which, like the other sponsors, expects to hire some grads. IBM wants to counter Microsoft's market dominance...

Trusted Linux

Author: Preston St. Pierre Trusted Computer Solutioncs, Inc., out of Herndon, Virginia, said earlier this week it is going to build Trusted Linux, an ultra-secure...

Open source lives on Mars with rover mission extension

Author: Jay Lyman Armed with some of NASA's most sophisticated gear and the space agency's biggest use of open source software and development ever, the Spirit...

eCosCentric announces C++ support for eCosPro(TM)

Daniel Morris writes "eCosCentric announces C++ support for eCosPro(TM). CAMBRIDGE, UK -- September 28, 2004 -- eCosCentric Limited, the eCos and RedBoot experts, today announced...

SWsoft, Acronis Announce Partnership

Stephen Lawton writes "SWsoft and Acronis Announce ServerVirtualization and Storage Management Partnership toBuild Complete Server Data Life-Cycle Management SolutionSolution Shortens Provisioning of New Physical and...

WebGUI Community Contest

Plain Black writes " The WebGUI Community Contest (WCC) is now underway with cash prizes of more than $3,000. If you're a web designer or...

Python Networking Features Revealed With This New

Julie Miller writes "Berkeley, CA—29 September 2004 - These days, network-enabled applications aren't a luxury; they're a necessity. This evolving development paradigm is a...