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Christophorus writes "According Pro-Linux.de, the regional court of Munich I has punished the german SCO Group GmbH by an administrative fine of 10.000 Euro.As...

Anonymous Reader writes "Some of Australia's brightest open source aficionados have converged on Sydney this week for this year's Australian UNIX and Open Systems...

Jono Bacon writes "I have written a ramble about the state of UnitedLinux with the recent SCO legal issues. It seems that UnitedLinux are...

- by Frederick Noronha - We continue our country-by-country survey of the availability of open source software across Asian countries with a look at developments...

Target date Type  Topic Author Editor Due   Filed Sent to author Recvd back Posted Amount Invoice 8/25ColumnOpen Asia: Afghanistan and BangladeshFrederick NoordhaStoneLion8/148/25FeatWhat's new in GnuCashJoe Barr8/25NewsSun renders iPlanet code extinctChris Preimesberger8/26FeatLinux supercomputersChris GulkerStoneLion8/188/188/188/26OpinionSolving payment problems for...

Anonymous Reader writes "According to an article in the Sydney Morning Herald "The SCO Group said today it had never planned to sue any...

The Australian Unix and Open Systems User Group has finalised its nominations for the second annual Australian Open Source Awards, a media release says.There are...

Anonymous Reader writes "Reviewing a NetCraft graph of www.sco.com reveals that their periods of downtime seem to be as regular as clockwork. That sure...

One of the major roadblocks for Unix was the lack of one single standardized platform for applications. Linux seems to be following...

Matt Asay writes "A hard-hitting look at the SCO "case." Here's a snippet: What if a behemoth, multi-billion dollar company used something that belonged...