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Bayonne bridges open source, telecom
- by Anne Donker -
The telecom market is traditionally so steeped in proprietary systems
that it makes Microsoft seem like a fraternity for free
software fanatics....
Solving the payment problem for open source and P2P file sharing
- by Matt Asay -
The software and entertainment industries have a problem, but it's not the problem they think it is. Both believe they...
AUUG takes a stand on open source legislation
Anonymous Reader writes ".... The group believes that open source should be considered on its merits. It is pushing for the establishment of a...
Is a Linux supercomputer in your future?
- by Chris Gulker -
Linux admins, start checking out the HOWTOs and FAQs on Linux clusters. While they might not be as...
Sun renders all iPlanet code extinct with new SunONE app server
- by Chris Preimesberger -
SAN FRANCISCO -- When Sun Microsystems' latest industrial-strength
application server, SunONE 7.0, is introduced next month at the SunNetwork
Conference, all vestiges...
Brighthand Reviews the Sharp Zaurus SL-C760
Sharp calls the Zaurus C760 a "Personal Mobile Tool," which is like calling a Lamborghini a "Mode of
Transportation." While true, both...
SGI, SuSE Announce OEM Alliance, Development Agreement
Ginny Babbitt writes "SGI to Deploy SuSE Linux on SGI Altix 3000 Servers; SuSE Joins SGI in Scaling Linux to 128 Processors. MOUNTAIN...
Open Asia: Open source in Afghanistan and Bangladesh
- by Frederick Noronha -
This week we begin a country-by-country survey of the availability of open source software across individual Asian countries at the...
Open Asia: Open source in Afghanistan and Bangladesh
- by Frederick Noronha -
This week we begin a country-by-country survey of the availability of open source software across individual Asian countries at the...
Let SCO hang itself
- by Eric S. Raymond -
The confrontation between SCO and the open-source community has now
escalated to open war. I suppose, in retrospect,...