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Open Security: No Litmus Test
Chuck Talk writes "I read with some interest Larry Seltzer's article of the ideation that the source code leak for some portions of the...
Commentary: Online voting? Of course it can work
Author: Chris Preimesberger
You might have read the news today -- oh boy -- about how the Pentagon really, really wanted to use a new...
First Major Linux 2.6 Beta Distribution Arrives
sjvn writes "Red Hat's community distribution operation, Fedora, delivered on the first major distribution beta release of Linux 2.6."
Link: eweek.com
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IBM releases first ‘autonomic’ SDK
Author: Chris Preimesberger
Get used to hearing more about "autonomic computing" -- computers that can readjust and actually repair themselves in real time, without human...
The Linux desktop is here
Linux distributions which target the desktop user are growing in number and if some bigger names have left the field there...
Novell evangelises Linux in Europe
Open-source software is picking up steam in European businesses, and Novell is following suit -- perhaps to the extent of releasing...
Linux community reaction to MS code disaster
Author: Chris Spencer
In case you haven't heard Microsoft lost control of some of its source code and it's been spreading through peer-to-peer networks.
Analysts...
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Who’s guarding the guards? That would be us
Author: Ladd Angelius
Editor's note: The following essay is a response to Russell Jones' "open source vs. closed source" article Thursday in DevX. It is...
Refuting the FUD at DevX.com
Author: Joe Barr
A. Russell Jones, the executive editor at DevX.com, has written and published one of the most egregious examples of anti-open source FUD...