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Apache entrepreneur starts new company
"Can Randy Terbush do it again?
Terbush, one of the original founders of the influential Apache Web server project, is trying once again to start...
New reviews; Buddy and Remote Clip
Steve Mallett writes: "Today, OSDir.com has reviews of both Buddy, a news aggregator for RSS newbies and Remote Clip, a networked clipboard to cut...
Apache leader takes a new direction
"Terbush, one of the original founders of the influential Apache Web server project, is trying once again to start a company to help businesses...
New $199 PC doesn’t do Windows; it doesn’t do a lot of things
"Many of the programs were developed by open-source hobbyists. Though some are fun or useful, most are not polished. Solid documentation is rare.
All the...
Linux trainers urged to cash in on ‘boom’
"Training providers should be preparing themselves for an upcoming Linux "gold rush", says Auckland-based open source proponent Igor Portugal.
The comment comes as training...
PostNuke releases new Extended and Enhanced Security Fix
Harry Zink writes: "On the heels of the recently discovered Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability a new effort to better the previous solution emerged out of...
Bush cybersecurity plan: Now is the time for commenting on it
-By Grant Gross -
Crypto software developer Bob Crowley suggests the Open Source community may want to take a hard look at the Bush...
Microsoft insecurity already
Adam Richan writes: "In Wednsday's NewsVac article, it says that Open Source Software is insecure but its found out that in Micro$ofts XP and...
An old friend moves on
Anonymous Reader writes: "Long before there was Linux, there was a fellow in a little book-and-hobby store in a small town who almost by...
Microsoft boss to reconnect with Telstra
"Telstra has said it will consider using the free open-source software Linux, which is gaining popularity." So, "Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer will fly...