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Microsoft stakes IP claims on OpenGL
The Register: "In January we revealed that Microsoft had acquired a chunk of SGI's graphics portfolio. At the time we mused if the Beast...
Lindows.com to reward Open Source developers
Anonymous Reader writes "DesktopLinux.com reports that Lindows is sponsoring a program to reward open source developers. Read story
here at DesktopLinux.com."
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Open Source: The savior of e-government?
Silicon.com examines an e-government proposal from the European Union suggesting governments should share Open Source software. Some people are even suggesting that Open Source...
An Open Source business opportunity: Software for writers
- By Robin "Roblimo" Miller -
There are millions of people who either write for a living or would like to, and these millions represent...
EU report calls for widespread open source adoption
Dave B writes: "The EU commission has come out in favour of the open source model for government software. Software can be, and will...
Security in open versus closed systems
LogError writes: "In this article, Ross Anderson writes: "Some members of the open-source and free software community argue that their code is more secure,...
Why is Jabber’s open standard important for instant messaging?
- by Tina Gasperson -
If you use instant messaging clients and you're familiar with the Open Source
community, you've probably heard the term "Jabber." It's...
Would an Ad-Sponsored OS/desktop work for Open Source software?
Gentu writes: "OSNews runs a quick blurb and poll on the idea of an ad-sponsored OS or desktop. What is interesting is that the...
EU calls for Open Source e-government
Linux Audio writes: The Register: "EU calls for open source e-government. A report published by the European Commission is encouraging EU governments to share...
The itchy Open Source problem
Anonymous Reader writes: "Have big projects lost sight of the ideals that brought about free software in the first place? Timothy R. Butler says...