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Midgard 1.7rc1 “Just Work” released.

Piotr Pokora writes "Lodz, June 29th 2005 -- The Midgard Project has released the first release candidate version of the 1.7 Midgard Open Source Content...

UK OSS developer scores big with VCs

Author: Tina Gasperson Scotland software developer LogicalWareannounced last week it has secured more than half a million dollars in venture capital to market and expand...

Trolltech Launches Qt 4

Guest writes "Trolltech® today launched Qt® 4, a major new version of its popular cross-platform development software that delivers a comprehensive framework for building...

Linux to the rescue: A review of three system rescue CDs

Author: Aditya Nag We've all had this nightmare. You turn on your functioning Windows/Linux PC, and all you get is a blank screen, or a message...

Fedora Directory Server offers opportunity for Red Hat, community

Author: Brian Jones The announcement at Red Hat Summit that the Netscape Directory Service product purchased by Red Hat last year was destined for GPL glory got...

Microsoft’s New Monopoly

Author: Richard Stallman European legislators who endorse software patents frequently claim that those wouldn't affect free software (or "open source"). Microsoft's lawyers are determined to prove they...

ITMJ Journal Entry: Joe Keller, VP-Java Web Services/Tools, Sun Microsystems

Author: Chris Preimesberger Joe Keller is responsible for helping to define, set and drive Sun Microsystems' product direction in the Java, Web services &...

Research For Building a Cluster, One Place To Look

Nick writes "LinuxHPC.org and Cluster Resources, Inc. announced today, June 28, 2005, the official release of Cluster Builder a new Web site highlighting a...

KNOPPIX 4.0 Screenshot Tour

Anonymous Reader writes "Distrowatch reports - Presented for the first time yesterday at Linux Tag in Karlsruhe, the much awaited "Live DVD" edition of...

Red Hat expands European skills training

The Linux firm is fighting the claim that there are few open source training programmes. Link: news.zdnet.co.uk Category: Linux