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Mizi Research announces new Linux PDA developer kit
LinuxDevices.com writes "Mizi Research (Seoul, Korea) announced today the near-term availability of a hardware/software developer kit for its Linu@ (pronounced 'Linu-ette') Embedded Linux distribution....
Linux and Scooby-Doo
"Scooby-Doo, the computer-generated dog in the Warner Brothers film of the same name, was created using Linux. Scooby-Doo was released on June 14, 2002
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Quiet revolution: Librarians teach and preach Open Source software at convention
- By Ben Ostrowsky -
Fresh from a
victory against Internet filtering, many librarians are celebrating
and demonstrating Free Software that can automate a public library...
Cyberspace Policy Institute to debate AdTI on the GPL and Free Software
"With the arrival of e-Government, where important democratic institutions are increasingly being placed in cyberspace, it has become crucially important
to examine the software foundations...
Harry Potter not copy-protected
Maybe Hollywood is "getting the picture" that the cost of copy-protection is not worth it. Or maybe Time Warner just forgot this time. Or...
Openoffice.org 1.0 review – Review your options
"Staroffice used to be free as in you can freely
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LindowsOS bridges the gap to computer ownership with Microtel PCs and Walmart.com
SAN DIEGO -June 17, 2002- Lindows.com, Inc., (http://www.lindows.com)
whose mantra has been "Bringing Choice to Your Computer," is now
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FFII associated with FSF Europe
The Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure (FFII) is now an
official associate organisation of the Free Software Foundation Europe
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Why Free Source long run TCO must be lower
"This paper argues that the long run total cost of operations (TCO) for a suite of proprietary software must necessarily be greater than that...
OpenOffice.org seeks P2P technology to help with distribution
Author: JT Smith
- By Anne Zieger -
Despite having a healthy list of mirror sites, OpenOffice.org's servers have begun to choke on the demand...