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HP to sell own version of Apple iPod player
Hewlett-Packard Co. on Thursday announced a range of consumer electronics devices aimed
at the digital home, including plans to sell a...
In defense of Free Software, community, and cooperation
Author: Tom Chance
A recent
article by Richard Stallman on the subject of the direction of the Free
Software community provoked a lot of discussion,...
Linux for poets
Author: JT Smith
Valerie MacEwan is a fiction writer and poet who (her words) "...lives on the edge of the Great Dismal Swamp in North...
McObjects eXtremeDB High Availability, Web Services Power New Linux-based Wireless Network Infrastru
Ted Kenney writes "Prime Creation Technology Ltd., a Hong Kong-based provider of mobile communications infrastructure, will use Linux and the eXtremeDB(tm) in-memory embedded database...
Apple going all-out to own digital music market
Author: Chris Preimesberger
SAN FRANCISCO -- It was 20 years ago today, Sgt. Pepper taught the band to play ... they've been going in and...
Schwab Deploys Linux-based Grid
Charles Schwab & Co. last month went live with a Linux-based grid computing system in an effort to speed up some
...
Software CEO says open source is key to company’s success
Author: Robin 'Roblimo' Miller
J.T. Smith, founder and CEO of Illinois-based Plain Black Software, didn't originally plan to work full-time on WebGUI, a user-friendly Web...
CLI magic: everything’s a file
Author: Joe Barr
This is the third and final file-related article in the Linux CLI for noobies series. But before we remove our GUI...
MontaVista Linux Revs Up New Pepper Pad
Patricia Colby writes "MontaVista Linux Revs Up New Pepper Pad. For Instant Sharing and Collaboration.
Provides Open, Robust and Flexible Platform for Creative, Fun,...
The Open Source Dilemma for Governments
Sam Hiser writes "Tom Adelstein, open source consultant and Member of the Open Government Interoperability Project working group discusses the costs in the terms...