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Back up and print your blog with OpenOffice.org Base
Author: Dmitri Popov
If you are running a blog (or any Web publishing system, for that matter) that relies on a database back end, you...
Linux Community Questions x86 Server Numbers
The Linux community is questioning research that suggests the open-source operating system is losing market share to Windows on preinstalled x86 servers, saying that...
Linux Community Questions x86 Server Numbers
The Linux community is questioning research that suggests the open-source operating system is losing market share to Windows on preinstalled x86 servers, saying that...
China puts hopes in Loongson CPU
Author: Chen Nan Yang
China, which has long wished to develop its own computer industry, has chosen to go with Linux on the software side....
Tidy up your filesystem with FSlint
Author: Shashank Sharma
Over time, a filesystem accumulates a lot of useless items. FSlint is a nifty little tool that helps you clean your filesystem...
Microsoft shouts ‘Long Live XP’
Microsoft’s dream of a Vista only world moved farther out on the horizon yesterday as the software firm admitted it would extend sales of...
TechBookReport on ‘Introducing Ubuntu’
Author: JT Smith
Like it or not, Desktop Linux has yet to really take off in the way that some in the open source community...
Gaming from within the terminal
Author: Emil Visti
MUDs (Multi-User Dungeons) are text-driven cooperative or competitive games that you can play either straight from your terminal using the Telnet protocol...
Live license-friendly with liblicense
Author: Nathan Willis
Creative Commons (CC) cares about licensing. It has drafted and shared its own suite of licenses for artistic works catering to a...
Schools warned off Microsoft deal
The UK computer agency Becta is advising schools not to sign licensing agreements with Microsoft because of alleged anti-competitive practices.
Link: news.bbc.co.uk
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