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Debian Project at two more exhibitions
Author: JT Smith
Debian.org: "Two exhibitions and conferences will start within a couple of days. The Debian project has been offered to run a booth...
OpenMusicRegistry hopes to provide big list of ‘open’ music
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
A couple of music lovers think the Electronic Freedom Foundation's Open Audio license is such a good...
Label releases CD with a registration lock
Author: JT Smith
CNet reports that Music City Records has released a CD of Charley Pride with a registration lock. The music industry may some...
Could Bill Gates write code?
Author: JT Smith
The Register asks if Bill Gates could ever really write code, and the answer appears to be 'Yes'. Bill Gates, Paul Allen,...
Debian Weekly News for the week of May 14
Author: JT Smith
Linux Weekly News has the Debian Weekly News for the week of May 14, 2001.
Category:
Linux
Open source: A corporate building block
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet reports on the continuing reluctance of Information Technology professionals to adopt Linux on internal systems, because of what they perceive as...
Ready for the success of mainstream UNIX?
Author: JT Smith
Kelly McNeill writes "We as industry observers know that UNIX is making a revival and currently boasts a cool and hip image....
Open Source companies find profit in partnership
Author: JT Smith
Interactive Week has an overview of Open Source business models, including companies that sell distributions on CDs, sell services, and encourage development.
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Does openness help or hurt security?
Author: JT Smith
Interactive Week has a story focusing on security and how "sharing the code encourages everyone to remove the bugs." But some in...
Real target of Microsoft’s war of words: IBM
Author: JT Smith
From ConsultingTimes.com: "The Linux community eats Microsoft disinformation like an addict hooked on Mountain Dew. Evidence abounds that Redmond's brainwashing
took hold and...