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Free software forces Microsoft to support Welsh
Kevin Donnelly writes "Work over the past few months by a group of free/open-source volunteers has forced Microsoft to offer an official version of...
FOSS/GRASS Conference 2004
The Conference Secretary writes "The FOSS for Geoinformatics, FOSS-GIS Users Conference will be held in Bangkok,Thailand, September 12th-14th, 2004. The conference joins GRASS developers...
Ricoh Adopts BrightQ for Linux Printing
Codehost Inc writes "West Caldwell, NJ and Culver City, California January 22, 2004. Ricoh Corporation, the leading provider of digital office equipment, today...
IETF roiled over NAT
Author: Joab Jackson
If there is one topic that can get the members of the Internet
Engineering Task Force worked up, such as they were...
Perl and the grid infrastructure
Anonymous Reader writes "Whether you want to develop a standalone grid or just want to provide an interface to an existing one, Perl can...
A taste of Linux
The modern PC is a marvel of technology. One of its more useful capabilities is the ability to use the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive...
Microsoft seeks XML-related patents
Microsoft has applied for patents that could prevent competing applications from processing documents created with the latest version of the software giant's Office program.
The...
Linux still miles behind Microsoft
As never before, corporate customers are turning to Linux software instead of Microsoft Windows to run big business operations.
Now, if only...
HP ports OpenView to Linux
HP is porting OpenView Operations (OVO) to Linux, and renewing OpenView for Unix in the process. Due next year, the first...
Are 64-bit Binaries Slower than 32-bit Binaries?
Anonymous Reader writes "The modern dogma is that 32-bit applications are faster, and that 64-bit imposes a performance penalty. Tony Bourke decided to run...