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Linux Standards Base lives
Author: JT Smith
"Well, well, well, fancy that. The hollowed Linux Standard Base (LSB) project, the practically moribund open source program to get
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Maybe Linux is un-American after all
Author: JT Smith
"As it turns out, Microsoft's latest self-serving screed about Linux and Open Source being a threat to the American Way may be...
Intel giveth, Intel taketh away
Author: JT Smith
Infoworld: "Looking to cut costs in a tough economic climate, Intel has postponed until next year a plan to provide free...
Weekly news wrapup: Dispatches from the Copyright Wars
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross
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A pair of MIT programmers have
written a seven-line perl code that descrambles DVDs, a
cousin of the DeCSS code that...
Xpdf and PDF copy-control
Author: JT Smith
The program XPDF respects copyprotection bits in PDF files, but a patch has been written to work around it. Would it...
Linux Lotus Notes client
Author: JT Smith
tjhanson writes "If you are a company email decision maker (or would like to be) and would like to get the Notes...
Ogg Vorbis music compression
Author: JT Smith
BSD Today reports on Ogg Vorbis, a relatively new music compression system in the works. From the article "This article shares my...
Iridium returns from the dead. Again.
Author: JT Smith
From Slashdot: "Tjp($)pjT writes "A Canadian company which bought Iridium for roughly a quarter of a cent on the dollar has scheduled...
Michael Tiemann: Microsoft’s ironic valentine
Author: JT Smith
"Microsoft should have sent the Open Source community a big box of candy and dozens of roses. Open Source software has been...
Bluefish: GNOME’s happy HTML hybrid
Author: JT Smith
Linux Planet reviews Bluefish, "a GNOME-oriented HTML editor that provides a huge array of menus and keystrokes for producing HTML that doesn't...