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MS Frets Not Over Slammer, Linux
Despite online flap over a line in Microsoft's latest SEC filing referencing open-source software's impact on sales of its own applications, as well as...
Gaim instant messaging, in a browser
Greg Bryant writes "In a new cooperative arrangement, Gaim runs through a browser, on Workspot's remote GNU/Linux desktop service."Version 0.59.8 of Instant Messaging client...
SPI working on elections, welcoming Perens back to the fold
- by Tina Gasperson -Software in the Public Interest (SPI), the entity that owns the Debian trademark, is holding elections and working to generate...
Linux gets small: LNX-BBC and DamnSmall Linux
Author: Russell Pavlicek
One of the great things about Linux is its versatility, and that
versatility is rarely as apparent as it is with Linux-based bootable
business...
GNOME “TAPS” Proposed
David Sugar writes "Have you ever wondered why you have phone numbers collected in your Evolution address book, and yet must manually re-enter numbers...
MontaVista Doubles Revenues; Completes Record Year
SUNNYVALE, Calif., TOKYO, PARIS, Feb. 4, 2003 — MontaVista Software, Inc., the company powering the embedded revolution, today announced it has ended its 2002...
Best license for open content?
Mikael Pawlo writes: What is the best license for open content - if you want your readers to participate and more or less do...
FreeBSD Core Developer Thrown Out
Slashdot: SlashChick writes "From a discussion on the freebsd-chat mailing list, it appears that one of the FreeBSD core developers, Matt Dillon, has been...
Tux4Kids + Knoppix = Kids enjoying Linux
- By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller -
The Open Source Education Foundation and Tux4Kids have made a prototype kid-oriented version of the well-regarded "runs from a...
Why US gov reps mugged pro open source declaration
- by John Lettice, The Register -
In the middle of last month a US delegation to an international conference clearly signalled US policy...