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KOffice 1.5 brings OpenDocument support
KOffice, an element of the KDE interface software widely used with Linux, now supports the OpenDocument format and uses it by default. The change...
Open-source database Ingres targets software firms
Database company Ingres is creating a package of its namesake open-source database and a version of Linux, a combination it hopes will appeal to...
Open Source Software Opens Up
Linux is easy to install, the applications are easy to use, but the system administration is different than Windows (some would say it's still...
Novell’s open source migration progressing slowly
Two years after first mooting a migration to Linux and OpenOffice.org, 60 percent of Novell's staff can still boot Windows on their work machines.
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Open Source software
Anonymous Reader writes "The article is about open source software and its relationship with intelletual property rights. It also talks about Linux and the...
The Minn Open Formats Bill: Bandwagon or Babel?
Andy Updegrove writes "It is perhaps no surprise that Minnesota, a blue state like Massachusetts and heir to the political traditions of the Prairie...
Regina Lynn: Sexually Open
SilentBob4 writes "Tux needs to get laid more, at least if free open source software is going to mature and grab its place in...
Linux, open-source app stack run on Acer n30
A project to create complete open source firmware stacks for COTS (commercial off-the-shelf) PDAs and other devices has achieved its first release. The Letux...
Hidden warranties in open source software
Companies using open source software may have more rights than they think. Distributors rarely include warranties in open source licences - but English law...
OpenOffice aims to boost lagging performance
OpenOffice.org is working to iron out several performance bottlenecks following complaints that the application takes relatively long to start up, especially on Linux systems.
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