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Mozilla and the future of the Web

Author: Jono Bacon Since 1998, when Netscape decided to open-source its flagship Netscape Communicator suite and call the project Mozilla, the software has developed into...

Cliff’s List Filter – July 7 – 12

Author: Ian Palmer Plenty of diamonds in the rough were found while digging through the lists this week. Here is a sampling of some...

IBM Seeks To Change Economics of Unix Computing

According to IBM, the new eServer p5 systems have shattered world records for certain kinds of transaction processing, Java processing and other business applications,...

Welsh open sourcerers get language boost

Korrect is an online dictionary which contains all the translated terms from eight open source Welsh language software developments. Since March last year about...

ReactOS concept is more promise than production

Author: Preston St. Pierre ReactOS is an open source (GPL) operating system built to be compatible with Windows NT applications and drivers. ReactOS is currently...

MontaVista Linux Powers Occam Network’s BLC 6000

Annette Oevermann writes "MontaVista Linux Powers Gigabit Ethernet and IP-Based Loop Carrier System for Voice and Broadband Service Delivery Occam Network's BLC 6000 System provides...

Announcing Gnomefiles.org Winners

Guest writes "OSNews announced the winners of the Gnomefiles.org prizes for developers who submited applications during the launch. The launch of GnomeFiles.org was very...

Status of the Linux Standard Base

Author: Jay Lyman Having closed the formal public review process for the latest Linux Standard Base -- a working group effort of the Free Standards Group aimed...

AmberPoint ensures Visual Studio Web services ready for production

Michael S. Mimoso writes "A developer's version of AmberPoint Express for Visual Studio 2005 tests Web services applications for performance problems before they're put...

Linux services and apps are now mainstream, say analysts

Business services supporting Linux and open-source applications have attained mainstream status in Western Europe, according to a new report from IDC. Link: software.silicon.com Category: Linux