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Bringing back LZW compression
Author: Nathan Willis
History quickly forgets vice presidents, "Best New Artist" Grammy winners, and compression algorithm patent disputes. Five years ago, Unisys ignited an uproar...
Review: SUSE Professional 9.3
Author: Joe Barr
For the past several weeks, I've been running my home office LAN exclusively on SUSE 9.3 Professional. I found this latest version,...
Open Source Project Management Site by Treffpunkt
PRESS RELEASE - Martin Hebrank writes "Treffpunkt today is releasing its project management service as public beta at http://dev.treffpunktsystems.com/. The website provides services for...
InterAKT– announcing MX Kollection 3
InterAKT Online writes "InterAKT Online announced today the release of MX Kollection 3, a Dreamweaver extension bundle for professional websites. This bundle, no longer...
UK OSS developer scores big with VCs
Author: Tina Gasperson
Scotland software developer LogicalWareannounced last week it has secured more than half a million dollars in venture capital to market and expand...
Linux to the rescue: A review of three system rescue CDs
Author: Aditya Nag
We've all had this nightmare. You turn on your functioning Windows/Linux
PC, and all you get is a blank screen, or a message...
Microsoft’s New Monopoly
Author: Richard Stallman
European legislators who endorse software patents frequently claim
that those wouldn't affect free software (or "open source").
Microsoft's lawyers are determined to prove they...
FBI: Open Source Valuable to Chinese Spies
David Szady, chief of FBI counterintelligence operations, told the Washington Times that, apart from traditional spying methods, the Chinese use hundreds of thousands of...
Research For Building a Cluster, One Place To Look
Nick writes "LinuxHPC.org and Cluster Resources, Inc. announced today, June 28, 2005, the official release of Cluster Builder a new Web site highlighting a...
FreeSBIE: A FreeBSD live CD
Author: Mikael Vingaard
Have you ever wanted to take a look at FreeBSD without having to actually install anything on your hard disk? FreeSBIE, developed...