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OOoBasic crash course: Working with files

Author: Dmitri Popov OpenOffice.org's OOoBasic gives users tools to programmatically access and manipulate files. To see how that works, we'll create a simple macro that...

League of Technical Voters codeathon raises visibility

Author: Rod Amis Silona Bonewald, the founder of the League of Technical Voters, wants to get technical people more engaged in civic processes. She also...

Using a Commodore 64 in Modern Education

Guest writes "When it comes to computers, the average person usually believes that 'newer is better'. After all, you can get more memory, a...

Updated eBay tools leave Linux users in the cold

Author: Nathan Willis Online auction giant eBay is continually upgrading and supplementing its services, and that means frequent users periodically discover something new when they...

FSF should separate GPLv3 changes

Author: Bruce Byfield Commentary: The process of producing the third version of the GNU General Public License (GPLv3) may not be doomed, but, as Linus...

Behind the Debian and Mozilla dispute over use of Firefox

Author: Lisa Hoover Debian plans to release its newest version, Etch, in December, and wants Mozilla's Firefox Web browser to be part of the distribution....

AI versus AI: N.E.R.O. on Linux

Author: Nathan Willis If you've ever been frustrated with the artificial intelligence (AI) in video games, then you are a prime candidate for Neuro-Evolving Robotic...

Book review: ImageMagick Tricks

Author: Mayank Sharma Command-line utilities can be powerful, but it takes some doing to make a typical desktop user work in the shell. The image...

Low-price laptops boast high-tech security

The One Laptop Per Child project, a nonprofit begun at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, aims to improve education by giving children bright-colored, hand-cranked,...

What would Jesus download? Maybe Ubuntu CE

Author: Tina Gasperson Jereme Hancock says the reason he created a Christian version of Linux, called Ubuntu Christian Edition, was simply to "bring Linux to Christian believers." Ubuntu...