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GNU Bayonne 1.1 released
David Sugar writes: "The first 1.1 release of GNU Bayonne has been made available for immediate distribution through the GNU Project." This new...
Common XML Locale Specification Released
The Free Standards Group Open Internationalization Initiative, OpenI18N
(formerly known as Li18nux) announced the release of the XML specification
of the common XML locale data. The...
How to create 21,780 new free software jobs
- By Thomas Lord -
Let's suppose my computers run a distributed file system client
that's capable of detached operation. I give my ISP about...
USENIX Lisa – more innovation per square foot than Comdex?
- By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller -
I've spent the last few days at Usenix/LISA02, "the 16th annual systems administration conference." It is not as big...
Grounds for Identity
Identity became a hot topic last year, but it won't truly matter until it becomes the focus of a serious open-source project.
Link: Linux Journal
Category:...
Tech legend takes on Outlook
Mitch Kapor, the software pioneer who introduced such trailblazing products as Lotus’ Notes, Agenda and 1-2-3 spreadsheet, is back for another battle with mighty...
Linux Advisory Watch – November 8th 2002
By: Benjamin D.
ThomasLinux Advisory Watch is a comprehensive newsletter that outlines the security
vulnerabilities that have been announced throughout the week....
The pros and cons of business-app implementation
Licensed or open-source software: which is the better choice in real business situations? Paul Murphy launches the debate with the first installment in a...
Pre-installed Linux retailing in NZ
Vik Olliver writes "Here in New Zealand, the area's major Australia/NZ electronics retailer Dick Smiths Electronics (DSE) is now selling PCs with...
Microsoft memo: Linux fight backfiring
The software giant's efforts to mock open-source software such as Linux have worked against the company.
Link: ZDNET.co.uk