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Interview with Open Source Author Chris Negus.
sarumont writes "Christopher Negus, author of Red Hat Fedora Linux 3 Bible and other "Bible" books, has recently released Linux Toys. This book...
Interview with open source medical software execs
Author: Robin 'Roblimo' Miller
Transcript: This is Robin "Roblimo" Miller from NewsForge. We're on the phone with Dr. Scott Shreeve, M.D., a founder of Medsphere,...
Interview with open source medical software execs
Author: Robin 'Roblimo' Miller
Transcript: This is Robin "Roblimo" Miller from NewsForge. We're on the phone with Dr. Scott Shreeve, M.D., a founder of Medsphere,...
South America warms to Open Source
The trend to Open Source in South America seems to be stronger than it is anywhere else. Almost all governments there seem to be...
Open Source browsers damage businesses.
Open Source web browsers are causing untold damage to businesses around the globe, according to Microsoft security specialist David Keppelmeyer.
Link: danamania.com
Category:
Open Source
An Open Question
For years, it was a back-office passion for a select few. But government interest in open source software (OSS) took a decidedly large leap...
Warming up to open source
An influential Web services standards group revised its patent policy to accommodate but not require royalty-free licenses, signaling incremental gains for open-source developers.
Link:...
openMosix’ 3rd Anniversary and Summit 2005
Bruce Knox writes "Cupertino (February 10, 2005) - openMosix Project is celebrating its 3rd anniversary with Summit 2005 in Brussels February 26 - 27th....
Firefox, Safari open to spoofing
A SECURITY outfit has found a spoofing flaw in almost every browser that is not Microsoft Explorer.
Link: theinquirer.net
Category:
Security
Help Selecting Open Source Implementors
Anonymous Reader writes "Since open source businesses often focus on implementation, migration, or support engagements how can end user organizations figure out which firms...