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Considered by many to be the most complete and authoritative command reference for Linux available, " Linux in a Nutshell" covers all substantial user, programming, administration, and networking commands for the most common Linux distributions.
New Novell tools link Linux, Windows systems
Novell Inc. today plans to announce that an upgrade of its ZENworks software will ship on Friday with complete life-cycle management capabilities for Linux systems and support for managing Windows PCs from servers running Linux.
Sun Micro announces open-source DRM project
Sun weighing in on the fractious issue of protecting copyrighted digital content, on Sunday announced a project it calls the Open Media Commons initiative aimed at creating an open-source, royalty-free digital-rights management standard.
Oracle Eyes Open Source Add-ons for Linux
Oracle is taking the lid off a list of new technologies which engineers at the company say will boost the appeal of Linux for mission-critical enterprise applications. Earlier this month Oracle released its Oracle Cluster File System (OCFS 2) to general availability under an Open Source license. OCFS 2 is slated to be bundled with both leading Linux distributions.
Results of the meeting in Helsinki about the Vancouver proposal
"Vancouver" has gotten a very specific meaning in the Debian community: one of a visionary proposal[1] that received quite its share of flames from many Debian contributors, including myself. Since it appeared to many of us that the intentional result of this proposal would have been to essentially kill off many of our architectures, many of us weren't too happy with the proposal.
Quake III, Now With GPL Goodness
The Quake III Arena "engine" has been released as GPL free software code, continuing id Software's tradition of releasing their older software to the public for free (as in libre) use. Why is this interesting? Because what they're doing isn't giving away an old game that nobody would buy, they're giving away a toolkit for virtual environments that is much more sophisticated than casual observers might expect.
Open source school admin tools released
The Shuttleworth-backed SchoolTool and SchoolBell development teams have released new versions of their applications that help schools and teachers manage their school timetables.
KDE and the Vision Thing
KDE’s Appeal Project, which has been brewing for some time now, looks to a different set of issues that need solving and has some very smart minds at work on solving those problems. In a few words, KDE’s got some of “that vision thing” too.
Trolltech Releases Qt 4.0.1
Trolltech has released the first bugfix release for Qt 4, the major release on which KDE 4 development is based on. Among the over 450 bug fixes and optimizations are numerous improvements to raster engine, X11 engine and QPainterPath, significantly speeding a range of drawing processes and introduction of top-level window transparency on X11.
Munich Linux migration status
Lxer, mmelchert wrote in a comment " Just came across an English version of a presentation about the Linux migration project in Munich. You also might be interested to learn about its current status."..
World's first Linux "PDA phone" on the way?
A Chinese mobile phone hardware vendor and a Singaporean smartphone and PDA phone designer will jointly develop a Linux "PDA phone
Sun sets up open-source office
Sun Microsystems on Wednesday night launched an office dedicated to open-source matters, signaling a new elevation of the collaborative programming philosophy within the server and software company
Passing The Acid2 Test
A Web browser that's in step with all World Wide Web Consortium's (W3C) standards doesn't exist, but the noticeable shortcomings of one has led to grumbling in the Web development space
amaroK 1.3 'Airborne' takes off
After four months of development, the amaroK team has finished the new stable release of the popular KDE based audio player. amaroK 'Airborne' introduces the highly anticipated Wikipedia lookup feature. The cooperation between KDE and the Wikipedia project has already been the topic of an earlier article
Getting your hands dirty with open source ROI, TCO calculations
Don't believe analyst firms' reports or vendors' measurements of the total cost of ownership (TCO) and return on investment (ROI) of Linux and open source. Businesses that do their own measurements will get a true picture of the cost savings associated with open source software
Jboss VP: Why CIOs save big bucks with open source licenses
Businesses can save a bundle by combining the best of both the open source software and commercial software worlds, says Bob Bickel, vice president of corporate strategy and development at JBoss Inc., which has flourished doing just that.
Can Linux Put PalmSource Back On Top
If its strategy for migrating its Palm OS over to an open-source kernel is successful, PDA powerhouse PalmSource could thrust Linux into the center of the mobile device marketplace.
Chinese developers should take global open-source role
Chinese developers of open-source software should play a more prominent role in the development of Linux and other open-source software, senior industry executives said at a conference in Beijing on Wednesday.
Enterprise Windows-to-Linux migration tool goes gold
MoveOver automates the migration process, allowing users to move their files, settings, and emails from Windows to Linux desktop within six steps
Novell First to Promote Global Open Source Development in China Through openSUSE Project
Dedicated Chinese Language Site for openSUSE Project Will Encourage Chinese Contributions to Linux and Open Source Community
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