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Linux Gets Hawaii's Records House in Order
Case Study:The Aloha state's commerce and consumer officials turn to open source for a major financial data access fix.
Open Source Software: Resources for Nervous Nonprofit Executives
As I have previously pointed out, open source software (along with variants such as free software, libre software, FLOSS, FOSS, and OSS) is not a magic solution, but it can be an extremely strong option for the nonprofit/philanthropic sector.
Local councils get the hots for Linux
Local authorities in the UK are embracing Linux and other Open Source operating systems and applications, a probe by the Society of IT Managers has shown.
Microsoft Study Favors Linux
Latest Microsoft sponsored benchmarks conducted by Veritest gives enterprises all the more reason to consider Linux as a serious alternative.
New Members to 'Enrich' ObjectWeb
French open-source software consortium ObjectWeb announces new members from France, as well as Italy, and a new agreement with a Chinese research center.
IBM Expected to Buy Start-Up to Advance Open-Source Strategy
IBM is increasingly betting that it can build a big business around open-source software. The latest step in that strategy is the purchase of Gluecode Software, an open-source start-up.
Novell acquires Linux security company
Snags Immunix, a small company that sells software designed to improve the security of programs running on Linux servers.
Intel forms internal open-source group
Move is part of an effort to bring Linux closer to parity with competing products from Microsoft.
Mozilla Expands International Affiliate In Europe
Expansion of Mozilla's non-profit international affiliate in Europe as worldwide Firefox downloads surpass 50 million.
Novell loses another executive
Novell, in its transition to a Linux and management services company, again settled its ranks with the announcement of the departure of Richard Seibt, head of Novell’s Europe, Middle East and Africa operations.
Linspire's Kevin Carmony defends his company
Linspire's President and CEO, Kevin Carmony, gives a well reasoned defence of his company, describing their commitment to open source and explaining away many of the myths that have built up around this controversial Linux distro.
Linux leaders flee Novell
One of the leading lights behind SuSE Linux, before it was swallowed whole by Novell, has quit and headed for a future unspecific.
Apache takes on open-source Java
The Apache Foundation has proposed creating an open-source version of Java on the desktop, a plan that Sun Microsystems has initially welcomed.
OpenOffice 2.0 Faces Opposition over Its Use of Java
The popular open-source office suite OpenOffice.org is almost ready for the unveiling of its landmark 2.0 release, but it's creating foes because of its use of Sun's proprietary Java.
Learning lessons from open source
Proprietary software vendors can learn a valuable lesson from their open source counterparts when it comes to customer care and respect
A Microsoft-Red Hat warming trend?
CEOs Steve Ballmer and Matthew Szulik met for a meal recently, sources say. How's Microsoft feeling about open source these days?
Microsoft braced for Linux gains
Software giant Microsoft is facing serious growing threats to its monopoly in the UK public sector following admissions from local authorities that they plan to increase their adoption of open-source software.
Platform-specific Gecko-based browsers
Among the goals common to most open source projects is cross-platform compatibility, which allows developers to expand their user base and allows users to deploy the software more widely. But while some users enjoy having consistent software across the various platforms that they use, sometimes a browser that's optimized for a particular operating system may be a better choice. The three open source Gecko-based browsers detailed here all use their respective operating systems' native widget toolkit to render their user interfaces.
Microsoft ready for open source in schools fight
Open source companies can't match us for application support, claims Microsoft, amid reports that schools can make big savings by choosing non-proprietary software
Indian firm unveils low-cost Linux-based PCs
Encore Software, a Bangalore technology company, will offer its Mobilis desktop for about $230.
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