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Bluetooth and GNU/Linux
Author: Jem Matzan
Bluetooth is an open, IEEE connection standard for wireless device communications. Here's an introduction to Bluetooth on GNU/Linux, including how to enable...
Microsoft case: EU Commission favors bureaucracy over free market
Press Release: Munich, Germany (20 September 2005) -- In an interview with the New York Times and the International Herald Tribune, EU competition commissioner...
What’s ahead for Samba-3, Samba-4 and FUD-fighting
Amy Kucharik writes "Get the scoop from Samba guru John H. Terpstra on upcoming new features in Samba-3 and Samba-4, recent events in FUD-fighting...
Wireless made easy with Netapplet
Author: Jem Matzan
After several of my favorite operating systems and distributions failed to properly connect to wireless hotspots without a lot of command-line tweaking,...
Free Standards Group adds new members, announces Linux Standard Base 3.0
Author: Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier
The Free Standards Group (FSG) announced today that Computer Associates (CA), NTT DATA, and Open Country have signed on as members...
OSS means slower patches
THE growing popularity of open-source browsers and software may be responsible for the increasing gap between the exposure of a vulnerability and the provision...
Microsoft Office 12 Review: First Impressions
Anonymous Reader writes "Microsoft has been feeling the heat for quite some time in the office productivity suite. The cheaper competitive products like Open...
South African government looking for OSS suppliers
The South African State Information Technology Agency (Sita) is looking for an open source distribution and supplier to assist government to migrate to open...
U.S. Patent Reform Bill: An Interview with Mark Webbink
Open source software businesses and projects--like all software companies--have been living with a sword over their heads: the sword of patents. A year ago,...
Using Qpsmtpd
When it comes to web programming, Perl developers are spoiled. They have an incredible array of choices for extending web-based content delivery, whether plain...