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A Big Fly in the Open-Source Soup
(Ed note: WARNING: This Business Week commentary looks like it was written in Redmond by a wannabe troll. Storyline goes IP law...
Book for programmers sizes up Mono, the open source .NET alternative
O'Reilly has published a book for developers interested in learning about the Mono development framework. "Mono: A Developer's Notebook," by Edd Dumbill and Niel...
BBC begins open-source streaming challenge
The BBC is quietly preparing a challenge to Microsoft and other companies jostling to reap revenues from video streams. It is developing code-decode (codec)...
Introduction to OpenVPN
LogError writes "This document will introduce OpenVPN as a free, secure and easy to use and configure SSLbased VPN solution. The document will present...
Try Free Open Source Software (without Linux)
Barney Matthews writes "The major applications included in a Linux distribution are also available for operating systems other than Linux as they too are...
The case for open source Java
If you look at the progress of open source products you can gradually see a complete software stack coming in to place. However, a...
OpenGL 2.0 launched with built-in shader language
OpenGL 2.0 was formally launched today and with it the completion of the graphics API's Shading Language specification for vertex- and pixel-shader programming.
Link: theregister.co.uk
Open-source contribution brews stronger Java
Michael S. Mimoso writes "IBM's donation of the Cloudscape database to open source secures stronger Java application development and a few benefits will trickle...
Cringely: “It’s OK to Charge for Open Source Software”
Robert X. Cringely, the host and writer of the hit PBS-TV miniseries "Electric Money" and a technology writer whose work has appeared in The...
Open Source Not Ready for Anti-Virus
sjvn writes "Anti-virus software is definitely a challenge for the open-source model, and while there is at least one active program, there's no good...