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Fedora – not that one – provides platform for interoperability
Author: Mayank Sharma
There's a wealth of information stored in online collaborative services like YouTube, Flickr, and Wikipedia, but are these Web 2.0 services built...
Meet the chumby
Author: Lisa Hoover
I've been pacing the chumby maternity ward for nearly a year, waiting for this unique wireless device to see the light of...
Linspire 6: Two steps back
Author: Mayank Sharma
Former Linspire CEO Kevin Carmony was pretty gung-ho about the company's upcoming release back in June. He said it would "fill some...
KDE 3.5.8
Author: JT Smith
KDE Project Ships Eighth Translation and Service Release for Leading Free Software Desktop October 16, 2007 (The INTERNET). The KDE Project today...
Community is top priority in monetizing open source Openads
Author: Tina Gasperson
Openads, formerly known as phpAdsNew, is one of the more successful open source development projects. Its online advertising software is used by...
High-end telematics processor gains Linux support
Wind River has partnered with Freescale on a hardware/software Linux development kit for Freescale's top-end telematics processor. The kit includes Freescale's hardware reference platform...
Puppy Linux grows bigger teeth
Author: Mayank Sharma
For several years Puppy Linux has been breathing life into old and dated hardware, but instead of being just another minimalistic distribution,...
High-end processor core gains embedded Linux support
TimeSys has extended its online embedded Linux customization service, adding support for the newest and fastest 32-bit processor core from MIPS Inc. "LinuxLink" support...
Lessons learned from open source Xara’s failure
Author: Nathan Willis
On October 11, 2005, proprietary software maker Xaraannounced its plans to open the source code to its flagship vector graphics package Xara...
FOSS Crowd Unfazed by First Linux Patent Lawsuit
At the end of a week filled with more chest-thumping and FUD-spewing by software's self-appointed patent sheriffs, two of Linux's major players have been...