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Review: Omnis Studio RAD tool
Author: JT Smith
LinuxWorld reviews the Omnis Studio RAD tool: "This RAD tool pulls its weight, but still suffers from some bugs and annoying licensing."
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AOL welcomes music services, but not Freenet
Author: JT Smith
From a Wired.com story about AOL promoting Internet music services: "Ian Clarke turned the world on its head with
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Akopia Interchange will be on Red Hat 7
Author: JT Smith
Akopia Interchange, a leading
open source e-commerce software has been selected by Red Hat for inclusion on
Linux...
Review: Nautilus for Linux desktop
Author: JT Smith
From a review at ZDNet: "Although it won't single-handedly render Linux palatable to the masses, Nautilus goes a long way toward delivering...
BSD system takes on Linux
Author: JT Smith
From a story at Inter@ctive Week: Both Linux and BSD are growing faster as server systems on the Internet than their competitors,...
Crypto version of Netcat released by farm9
Author: JT Smith
Farm9.com is pleased to announce our first release of Open Source tools. We started off with a simple but very useful tool...
Motorola to invest $22.5 million in Lineo
Author: JT Smith
With the investment, All Linux Devices states, Motorola, Inc. has taken a broad step forward in its support for open source...
Red Hat launches Red Hat Network
Author: JT Smith
Business Wire via NewsAlert: Red Hat, a leader in developing, deploying and managing open
source Internet infrastructure solutions, today announced Red Hat Network,...
What the Hell is… CueCat?
Author: JT Smith
More than a million have been given away, states The Register, and at least nine million are soon to be en...
Anticipation builds on Supreme Court review
Author: JT Smith
TechWeb reports, the Supreme Court watch intensified Monday as the nine justices convened their opening conference, during which they could decide...