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Following the Consumer Software’s Market Status
Anonymous Reader writes "This editorial article discusses the evolution of the shareware market and how the open source has changed its course."
Link: osnews.com
CLI magic: making and melting tarballs
Author: Joe Barr
This is important. We're talking about tar, that sticky software that bonds files together into one big ball. It's one...
Aspen Systems Unveils 1U Itanium 2 Server Solution
Leslie Cook writes "Aspen Systems Unveils 1U Itanium 2 Server Solution at LinuxWorld Expo New YorkWheat Ridge, CO, January 19, 2004 Aspen Systems,...
Next Linux kernel gets Aussie animal name
The next release of the Linux kernel will be named after an Australian animal following a frenzied bidding war at Linux.conf.au...
Software costs more than a year’s salary for many
Buying proprietary software for many African users can cost them the equivalent of a year or more's income. This is according...
Playing with a little Pogo schtick
Author: Joe Barr
While chatting on IRC a couple of weeks ago, trying to dig up the facts behind the public obituary of the XFree86...
Database deathmatch?
An article on Techweb reports on a just-published Evans study survey of 550 database developers that shows Microsoft Access and SQL Server use increased...
HP’s Linux Sales Reach $2.5 Billion in 2003
Hewlett-Packard said its revenue from the open-source operating system and connected products and services hit record levels in 2003, earning the Palo Alto, California-based...
LAMP at Public Sector Web Sites
Author: Tom Adelstein
A new breed of IT firm is helping federal, state and local governments create a "public infostructure" of interoperable, effective Web-based applications.Linux...
The true cost of software ownership
Author: David Sugar
What does "total cost of ownership" really mean in
relation to commercial computer software? It's not the same as ownership of a...