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New WordPress 2.2.1 fixes bugs, blocks exploits
Author: Shirl Kennedy
WordPress yesterday released WordPress 2.2.1, which incorporates a number of small bug fixes and tweaks, along with some security issues that make...
KDE’s Plasma is heating up
Author: Nathan Sanders
If you visited the Plasma project's outdated Web site in past weeks, you might have gotten the impression that the team behind...
All about StarOffice and OpenOffice.org
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StarOffice (SO) and OpenOffice.org (OOo) are the leading rivals of Microsoft Office. Despite the difference in names, the two are mostly variations on...
WengoPhone 2.1 gives Linux users a solid softphone
Author: Nathan Willis
The OpenWengo project recently released version 2.1 of its WengoPhone VoIP softphone. It's a big step forward for Linux users.Wengo -- the...
Nixstaller and the inconvenience of do-it-yourself
Author: Bruce Byfield
Nixstaller 0.2.2 is a command-line tool for creating graphical installers for archived files on Unix-like systems. If that sounds paradoxical, it is....
Five scripts that make life easier with Vim
Author: Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier
The Vim editor allows you to modify its behavior via scripts, and the Vim community has produced hundreds of scripts that...
Desktop publishing with OpenOffice.org
Author: Bruce Byfield
"Do you offer a program like Microsoft Publisher?" Some version of this question appears regularly on the OpenOffice.org mailing lists. Many people...
Kamloops school district gets an education in free software
Author: Bruce Byfield
The Kamloops/Thompson School District in British Columbia, Canada, is a free software success story. Gregg Ferrie, manager of information technology for the...
Supply the big picture with Google Map Image Cutter
Author: Nathan Willis
Google Map Image Cutter (GMIC) is a free software program that automatically slices up images, arranges them in tiles, and puts them...
Keyboard-driven environments open a new window on the desktop
Author: Bruce Byfield
If you use a traditional desktop like GNOME or KDE, a keyboard-controlled desktop with a minimum of utilities may seem like stepping...