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MirrorJNDI version 1.0 is released.
Anonymous Reader writes "MirrorJNDI is an open source (GPL) Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) service provider for accessing arbitrary Java objects in a...
Ogilvy Worldwide says OSS is OK
Author: Tina Gasperson
The Ogilvy Group, whose clients include IBM, Cisco, and Pitney-Bowes, has made the switch from Windows to Linux and BSD.The change started...
ISVs keep Linux Standard Base rolling
Author: Jay Lyman
Having solidified backing from the major Linux distribution vendors and, more recently, new ISV (Independent Software Vendor) members who have helped shape...
Review: External USB sound card from Hercules
Author: Jem Matzan
External peripherals are not all that common, and external sound devices are even less so. We're so used to having competent sound...
Building an Internet radio recorder with VLC Player
Author: Dmitri Popov
It's nice to be able to listen to a net radio station directly on your computer. But wouldn't it be great if...
ImageMagick: A graphics wizard for the command line
Author: Preston St. Pierre
For many a GNU/Linux user, the command line is supreme. But can you manipulate images without switching to the GUI and...
South Korean boost for Linux
The South Korean government has allocated over £1.5m to boost the take-up of open source software among its agencies.
Link: news.zdnet.co.uk
Category:
Linux
Linux, others are used behind the scenes
Corporations, government agencies and even consumers are tinkering with open-source software, which can be downloaded free from the Internet.
Link: denverpost.com
Category:
Linux
Building a Robust Linux Security Solution
Linux possesses a stable, robust, open-source kernel whose quality is subject to daily scrutiny by thousands of "power users" around the world. As with...
64 Reasons to Opt for Linux
Linux enthusiasts love to hate Windows, and Microsoft often disparages the very concept of free and open-source software. But if you're running a high-end...