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OpenOffice gets programming kit
The OpenOffice.org group on Friday announced a kit that lets programmers build new modules for open-source alternatives to the Microsoft Office...
In the Linux Loop
Using open-source software like Linux is a no-brainer for many companies. It's stable and can be fixed easily if bugs appear,...
Sun’s Linux Plan Extends Support
Sun Microsystems Inc., which has tried various strategies for its Solaris and Linux operating systems on x86 hardware, has crafted a...
Linux PDA finds itself with GPS navigation system
Sharp's Linux-based Zaurus handheld computers will get real-time GPS-connected navigation - but only in Japan, for now.
Link: news.zdnet.co.uk
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Novell takes Linux exit
Novell sees a growing role for Linux in its software future - but where does that leave NetWare?
Link: vnunet.com
The leap to Linux: In the virtuous circle
Using open-source software like Linux is an obvious choice for many companies. It's stable and can be fixed easily if bugs...
Liferay Opensource Enterprise Portal 1.8 Released
Suresh Shamanna writes "Liferay Opensource Enterprise Portal 1.8 Released. Liferay (http://www.liferay.com)was developed out of the lack of a lower end portal solution. The...
Outsourcing from India helps Oracle: Larry
A.Guru prasad writes "Linux, he thinks, is a big deal. "For the first time, Microsoft has price pressure. We think Linux is clearly going...
Total Computer Newbies Meet Debian: Part 1, The Install
Anonymous Reader writes "A real life experiment: a Linux/BSD user meets his (computer-illiterate) neighbors, they want to buy their first PC, they ask for...
The future of LinuxBeginner.org
jleveille writes "The question I ask is "Do we need a community for new users, and if so are experienced users willing to help?""
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