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France chews Apple over proprietary downloads
A draft law before the French parliament would force Apple's iTunes Music Store to open up to competition, and make it legal to hack...
Debian decides on GNU Free Documentation License
Author: Bruce Byfield
In a surprise decision, the developers of Debian have voted that materials released under the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) are compatible...
LinuxIT Europe and Red Hat make Linux easier
Ev Milker writes "LinuxIT Europe and Red Hat on a mission to make Linux even easier. LinuxIT Europe today announced a joined UK wide...
Review: Dyne:bolic 1.4.1 live CD
Author: Nathan Willis
Dyne:bolic is a multimedia-centric Linux distribution on live CD. Recording, mixing, streaming, and broadcasting audio and video content is its stock in...
SMB Linux vendor Collax eyes U.S. debut
An up-and-coming Linux vendor with some notable Silicon Valley connections is preparing for its U.S. launch in the third quarter, a debut that will...
Six Vistas — an IT nightmare?
How do IT administrators feel about winding their way through potentially eight different versions of Windows Vista? "It's ridiculous," says Steven Enright, senior network...
GTK+ fundamentals, Part 3: How to deploy GTK+
The previous two articles in this "GTK+ fundamentals" series explained what GTK+ is and what it's used for. This article, the final installment in...
E-Mail Programs Still Don’t Deliver
This group did see an upgrade two years ago with the arrival of Mozilla Thunderbird, a free, open-source mail program developed alongside the Mozilla...
Time to stick a fork in the GIMP?
Author: Jozsef Mak
Some people like the GIMP, the open source community's answer to Adobe Photoshop, but a recent survey by Novell showed that Photoshop...
My sysadmin toolbox
Author: Brent Durksen
I maintain a Web server using Apache 2, PHP, Perl, MySQL, and OpenSSL; an IMAP server running the up-and-coming RoundCube Webmail client;...