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Tux conducts your home orchestra: The Sonos Digital Music System

Anonymous Reader writes " How much do you listen to music? If you love having music playing in your environment, AND you have a...

PG Lightning Admin released for PostgreSQL 8.x

Anonymous Reader writes "AM Software Design is proud to announce the 1.0 stable release of PG Lightning Admin for PostgreSQL 8.x. PG Lightning Admin is a...

World’s Largest Gathering of Linux-Itanium Experts

Nan Holda writes "CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (June 23, 2005)—Over 150 scientists, developers, and engineers convened from all around the globe for the May 2005 meeting...

Linspire Users Can Now Play Windows Games

Anonymous Reader writes "TransGaming Releases Latest Cedega Portability Technology for Linspire Operating System Gamers Able to Play Hundreds of Microsoft Windows Games on Desktop...

New High Performance PowerQUICC Software

Anonymous Reader writes "Arabella Software, a leading supplier of "Customized Linux Solutions" for embedded applications based on Freescale processors containing PowerPC® cores, today announced...

The facts behind the “Get the Facts” ad campaign

Author: Joe Barr Commentary: Like many readers, I find Microsoft's Get the Facts (GtF) ads repugnant, especially when they appear on sites dedicated to Linux...

NetBSD and the Google Summer of Code

Rui Paulo writes "When Google announced the “Summer of Code”, its program designed to introduce students to the world of open source software development,...

CivicSpace Labs: Better politics through open source

Author: Corinne McKay Open source software is everywhere nowadays -- even in the cautious offices of political campaigns. During last year's U.S. presidential campaign, a...

Geeks Bearing Gifts: Open Source Software and its Enemies

No scientific inquirer can keep what he finds to himself or turn it to merely private account without losing his scientific standing. Everything discovered...

Freescale Linux Component Repository from TimeSys

Kimberly Booth writes "TimeSys Introduces Freescale Linux Component Repository Web-based, Continuously Updated Repository Provides Commercial Source Enabling Developers to Customize Linux for Devices Using Freescale...