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The GNU Free Documentation License
Author: Bruce Byfield
"Free software needs free documentation." With this preamble, the Free Software Foundation released the GNU Free Documentation License (FDL) in March 2000....
Cygwin brings Unix to Windows
Author: Jeffrey L. Vagle
It's a common story: You leave the comfortable confines of the
university computer lab, where you've become accustomed to your
Unix/Linux cocoon over...
Tovid: Video authoring simplified
Author: Nathan Willis
Despite today's impressive array of media PCs, low-latency frameworks, and revolutionary gold-plated sound cards, most people still prefer to watch television and...
Open Source Consortium Evaluated
Xavier MOGHRABI writes "LinuxWorld, San Francisco, CA, USA ? August 9, 2005.
ObjectWeb, an international nonprofit consortium of companies and research organizations who have...
Insight: GNU Source Installer and Autopackage
Steve Kaznak writes "I'm firm in my belief that Linux itself is ready for the desktop, but package management isn't. There's an abundance of...
CLI Magic: Typespeed the fun typing tutor
Author: Joe Barr
This week's focal point on CLI Magic fits the topic like butter on a biscuit. Typespeed is a fun, educational game...
Scalix Announces Free Email for Organizations
Anonymous Reader writes "Scalix Introduces Scalix Community Edition, World's Most Advanced Free Email for Organizations.
Makes Commercial-Grade Email and Calendaring Affordable for Everyone in the...
Cluster your data with ObjectWeb C-JDBC 2.0
Xavier MOGHRABI writes "C-JDBC (Clustered Java? DataBase Connectivity) is an open source database clustering middleware that allows any application to transparently access a cluster...
Five Must-have Hacker Tools for the Security Admin
Anonymous Reader writes "In this webcast, Tom Bowers, CISSP, PMP and Certified Ethical Hacker, identifies five must-have hacker tools for the security admin.
Tom will...
Apple Tries Hard to Wake Up to Consumerism
Anonymous Reader writes "Unlike the beginning, today, Apple computers feel rather underpowered when compared to the systems with AMD Athlon and Intel EE processors....