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Andrew Morton interview
Anonymous Reader writes "Linux Format has a brief interview with Andrew Morton, the maintainer of the Linux kernel 2.6 tree. Andrew discusses the debates...
Magnatune: We’re not as evil as we could be
Author: Matthew Davidson
Magnatune is the Internet record company that rejoices in the slogan "We are not evil." One of the key planks of Magnatune's...
Top 5 reasons not to install Linux
My name is Phil Jones. I am a freelance computer engineer, mainly serving home users. About three years ago, I was keen on installing...
Linux Advisory Watch – November 18, 2005
Author: Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released for awstats, kdelibs, acidlab, AbiWord,
uim, ftpd-ssl, phpsysinfo, phpgroupware, lynx, rar, sylpheed, gtk, egroupware,
...
A first look at the Flock social browser
Author: Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier
One of the nice things about open source software is that it gives developers the ability to reuse and re-purpose code....
Motive Behind the $100 Notebook: Profits
Anonymous Reader writes "If you shop around, you can actually get a functional computer for $500. But as we become more budget conscious, $500...
Create relationship diagrams with Graphviz
Author: Shashank Sharma
If you use charts to represent relationships between data or objects in presentations or project reports, try Graphviz. Licensed under the...
Indian OpenOffice rollout picks up pace
The Indian government is pushing an ambitious project to distribute CDs containing Firefox and OpenOffice in all official Indian languages.
Link: news.zdnet.co.uk
Italian public employees join to promote open source
Author: Marco Fioretti
With a few notable exceptions, such as the Massachusetts directive in favor of OpenDocument, government agencies usually do not experiment or promote...
Condor: Building a Linux cluster on a budget
Author: Bruno Gonçalves
So you need a lot of computing power but don't want to spend tens of thousands of dollars on a commercial cluster?...