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Finnish developer uses Linux and OSS to move to market quickly
Author: Tina Gasperson
For Navicron, a wireless technology company launched in Oulu, Finland, in 2004, open source development means it can move products to market...
Control your Linux PC from your mobile phone with Amora
Author: Mohamed A. Yahya
Standing next to your laptop to control the slides during a presentation is not cool. Nowadays everyone uses a presentation device...
Nokia’s new OS streamlines, syncs tablet platform with desktop Linux
Author: Nathan Willis
Nokia recently announced its Linux-based N810 tablet, and although the device is not yet widely available, the accompanying software is. The new...
Open Source Map site faces success and growing pain
WE SAT with Pablo Cecconi from GIS unit at Buenos Aires government to learn more about the city's official map site, built with and...
Open Source Map site faces success and growing pain
We sat with Pablo Cecconi from GIS unit at Buenos Aires government to learn more about the city's official map site, built with and...
Integrating Mailman with a Swish-e search engine
Author: JT Smith
Mailman is a very popular mailing list manager.
Unfortunately, one feature Mailman doesn't provide is searching its archives. Note that although Mailman can...
Hotwire blends the command line with the GUI
Author: Nathan Willis
Try to describe Hotwire, and you'll eventually wind up saying something that sounds like an oxymoron, like "command-line GUI," "graphical shell" or...
Turbolinux joins Microsoft and other industry leaders in Interop Vendor Alliance
Turbolinux, a leading Linux client and server distributor in Japan and China, today announced it has joined the Interop Vendor Alliance (IVA), a...
openSUSE goes live
Author: Mayank Sharma
openSUSE is one of the most popular free-software-only distributions, and it's jointly developed by Novell and members of the community. In the...
A Little Laptop With Big Ambitions
n 2005, Nicholas Negroponte unveiled an idea for bridging the technology divide between rich nations and the developing world. It was captivating in its...