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More business, less boothness
"Last week's LinuxWorld Expo in San Francisco was surreal. If you walked in the front door of Moscone's North Hall and looked at only
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Intro to Samba workshop in Everett, Washington
Puget Sound Technology is teaching a workshop covering beginning
Samba administration on September 18 in Everett, Wash.
This seminar will cover the basics of Samba installations
and...
Interview with Shawn Gordon of TheKompany
Gentu writes: "OSNews features an interview with Shawn Gordon, president of TheKompany. Shawn talks about version 1.0 of Aethera and Kapital coming out in...
KDE 3.1 Beta 1 Released
Timothy R. Butler writes: "The KDE Project announced the availability of KDE 3.1 Beta 1 today. This release, which marks the second test release...
Open Source hands-free writing program
DCallaghan writes: "CNN is reporting on the Cambridge University Cavendish Laboratory's open source Dasher program, a data entry interface incorporating language modelling and driven...
Making money with Open Source
Worth reading at osOpinion: "One of the biggest criticisms of open source is that it can't make money. Critics are quick to point out...
Linuxworld.com Enterprise Evolution Awards 2002
Mark writes: "It was interesting to see Linuxworld.com's Enterprise Evolution Awards 2002 showcasing the best of show at this year's expo. It was interesting...
Acquisitions bring OS decisions
Anonymous Reader writes: From ZDNet: Acquisitions bring OS decisions. "With the aid of Orlando, FL-based MASC Data Systems, a training and consulting company specializing...
Tonight at NYLUG: How to make money with WebSphere running on top of GNU/Linux
NYLUG will meet Wednesday 21 August 2002 in the IBM building at 57th Street
and Madison Avenue. You must register in advance to attend, or...
Pouring over the Facts: Andreas Pour on KDE
OfB.biz writes: "Andreas Pour is well known to most everyone in the K Desktop Environment (KDE) community. Considering that KDE is the leading desktop...