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Viewing Word files at the command line
Author: Scott Nesbitt
As a Linux user, there are times when you have to play nicely with users of Windows or Mac OS -- such...
Business Factors in OSS Database Companies
After many years of slow and steady growth, open source software (OSS) has begun to make an impact on corporate culture. Online forums abound...
Greenplum Launches the Bizgres Network
Anonymous Reader writes "Greenplum Launches the Bizgres Network, Makes Commercial Open-Source Data Warehouse Products, Services and Support Available at the Click of a Button.O'Reilly...
Geoffrey Moore to Keynote Desktop Linux Summit
Anonymous Reader writes "DLS 2 - Best-Selling Business Guru Geoffrey Moore To Keynote at 2006 Desktop Linux Summit.Author of "Crossing the Chasm" Headlines Agenda...
nuBridges Introduces truExchange Collaboration Solution
Guest writes "nuBridges, LLC today launched truExchange Collaboration Solutions, combining open source innovation and the cost efficiency of software as a service, to create...
Signate Enhances SigMAN SP Hosted PBX Software
Guest writes "Signate, a leading global provider of VoIP telephone solutions based on industry standard hardware and open source software, today announced the general...
KDE at FOSDEM 2006
Last weekend, the Free and Open Source Software Developers' European Meeting took place in Brussels. KDE was present there with a lot of developers,...
Build Enhanced AJAX Toolkits on Linux
Anonymous Reader writes "AJAX Toolkit Framework is a J2EE based technology that assists in constructing Eclipse framework support for AJAX toolkits on Linux and...
Will Lotus Notes Lead Microsoft To Linux Desktop?
zanek writes "IBM has opened a new front in the Desktop Wars with its coming release of Lotus Notes for Linux and Apple Mac...
The Lion, the Witch, and Linux
Author: Tina Gasperson
Walden Media, the company that produced The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, wanted a community-driven Web site...