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Linux Standards Base: Making Enough Progress?
Summary
Ask some end users what Linux Standard Base (LSB) is and most likely they either won't know anything about it, or know a little...
Report from KDE World Summit, Day 10: Why Knoppix chose KDE
Author: Tom Chance
The tenth and final day of the KDE World Summit 2004 - aKademy - presented visitors with a second opportunity to...
Hands-On: Is JBoss Ready for Your Enterprise?
Guest writes "Is JBoss, the Open Source J2EE app server, a good fit for your enterprise? In the first hands-on review of JBoss since...
SpecOps Labs Software Breakthrough Nearing Rollout
"David" is a windows compatibility middleware that would sit on top of the free and open-source Linux operating system and enable it to run...
Role of Free Software for Development to be discussed at UNCTAD meeting
Free and open-source software (FOSS) - software that has made its source code open to the public - challenges preconceptions...
XP SP2 glitches to trip up one in 10 upgrades – report
One in 10 corporate PC users will encounter difficulties in upgrading to Windows XP Service Pack 2, according to AssetMetrix. Smaller firms will be...
Strategic Test releases World’s smallest PXA270 embedded SBC
Bob Giblett writes "
TRITON-270 measures only 31mm x 67.6mm x 4.2mm and runs Linux or Windows CE 5.0 --
Boston, USA -- September 1,...
Modular credit-card computer gains modular Linux dev kit
DSP Design has released a Linux development kit for its Alchemy-based credit-card-sized SBC (single board computer). The Linux LaunchPad for the Aurora1100 SBC bundles...
Report from KDE World Summit, Day 9: Users and Admins
Author: Tom Chance
Day nine of aKademy saw the start of the Users and Administrator's Conference, and the celebration of the international Software Freedom Day....
Report from KDE World Summit, Day 8: End of the marathon
Author: Tom Chance
Day eight of aKademy marked the end of the coding marathon. As though restless with their desktop, KDE hackers turned their attention...