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Where business meets Open Source software
Author: JT Smith
(OTTAWA, Wednesday October 17, 2001) -
The Ottawa Canada Linux Users Group (OCLUG)
is pleased to announce The
Business of Open Source...
Open Channel Software removes “Open Source” claim
Author: JT Smith
- by Tina Gasperson -
According to a story at Newsbytes, Open Channel Software (OCS) made a deal with NASA last month to...
‘Star Wars’ to open the door for ‘Monsters’
Author: JT Smith
Kelly McNeill writes "Our attention is now being directed to the exclusive trailer for "Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the...
Caldera presents Openlinux 64 release 3.1 for Intel Itanium processor-based systems
Author: JT Smith
From Busineswire.com: Caldera International, Inc. (Nasdaq:CALD), today announced the availability of OpenLinux(R)64 Release 3.1, a Linux system-based
server and workstation product...
Lutris asks critic to pull Open Source project
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
An exchange of emails that started with a developer criticizing Lutris Technologies for backing away from its...
Caldera presents OpenLinux 64 release 3.1 for Itanium
Author: JT Smith
OREM, Utah--Oct. 30, 2001-- Caldera International, Inc. (Nasdaq: CALD), today announced the availability of OpenLinux 64 Release 3.1, a Linux system-based server...
The law and Open Source software
Author: JT Smith
"Free software is like free lunch -- it doesn't exist. It takes time and tools to develop software and resources to market...
Open Source Printing Summit, round 2: Can group create a standard?
Author: JT Smith
- Dan Berkes -
At the second annual Open
Source Printing Summit last week in San Jose, participants offered progress reports, corporate party...
MSN reopens to non-Microsoft browsers
Author: JT Smith
PC World reports: "Microsoft said Monday that users can once again access its MSN.com portal with Web browsers that compete with its...
The law and Open Source software
Author: JT Smith
Network Computing posts an interesting, but rather error-prone, essay on Open Source, Free Software, and copyright law: "Licenses that are mass-produced for...