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Introducing the Open Source Reader
Author: JT Smith
Linux Journal has a short item about a publication called the Open Source Reader. "To make the task of understanding open source...
OpenTV integrates with Linux
Author: JT Smith
From Business Wire via Wide Open News: OpenTV, the world's leading interactive television and media solutions company,
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Scientists want open access to research
Author: JT Smith
Slashdotters discuss a report at Scientific American saying that 15,817 scientists have threatened to boycott all journals that
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Taming the new frontier with Open Country founder Paul Cubbage
Author: JT Smith
- By Julie Bresnick -
Open Source people -
I approached Paul
Cubbage at the Simi Valley LUG
Fest because he looks and sits just like...
BeOS: Still fighting, but not Open Sourcing
Author: JT Smith
EcommerceTimes.com has a column about BeOS and its future. "While BeOS is generally seen as a few steps away from an open-source
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Slash’EM’s license approved by Open Source Initiative
Author: JT Smith
J. Ali Harlow writes: "Slash'EM
(a roguelike role-playing game and variant of NetHack) was
finally approved for listing as a stable open source product...
Open XML and the librarians
Author: JT Smith
- by Jack Bryar -Open Source Business -
I've recently had a revelation. I've decided that
far too few librarians consider themselves geeks. You...
Hail to the Open Source movement
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet's AnchorDesk reviews two recent ZD stories, one on Samba and the other on Gnome and KDE. Says the dudes at AnchorDesk:...
Oracle & Open Source: Gazing at the crystal ball
Author: JT Smith
"Whatever you think of open source software, you have to
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BeOS leader seems to dismiss possibility of going Open Source
Author: JT Smith
SiliconValley.com talks with BeOS leader Jean-Louis Gassee about his company's financial health and the possiblity of making Be an Open Source product....