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Here are some screenshots to give you a feel for the evening at Harvard.

Here is SCO's Exhibit C, attached to their Motion to Compel. Some of these issues may come up at the court hearing, on the off chance that SCO really did comply with discovery requirements, so thank you to Henrik Grouleff for transcribing. You can get the PDF here.

Here is a report from KSL-TV: "Collin Bunker, Westminster College Systems Engineer: 'Most Linux users that I've talked to, or people involved in the community, aren't maliciously angry at SCO.' . . .

for music encoded in the Ogg Vorbis format and its compatibility with Linux and is expected to reach Europe during the first half of 2004, after certification

IBM, for one, is currently running a series of television and online ads proclaiming that the future is open, as in open source computing.

Dan Gilmore doersn't [sic] think anyone in the Linux Community was behind the Mydoom attack on SCO, and furthermore thinks, "if this has been done by someone who wants to punish SCO for its sleazy attacks on Linux and the open-source movement, it's about as counter-productive as anything could be ..."

The Australian Computer Society (ACS) is calling for the federal government and the opposition to put in place policies that support open source software in an

server. Amongst those, Linux has emerged as the clear favourite. In the second quarter, Lotus is scheduled to release version 1.1.

By Fleur Doidge, iTnews. Zultys Technologies has released a Linux-based softphone application that could help penguin-powered SMBs adopt IP telephony.

Open on Linux boy, close-up on his face, while you hear Ali’s voice. Cut to boy sitting in front of old black and white television

"Lycoris will ship a version of its desktop Linux operating system (OS) designed specifically for handheld devices in Q2, 2004. The OS, dubbed Desktop/LX Pocket PC Edition (DL-PPC), will provide a "commercial-ready" and user-friendly OS that Lycoris hopes to license to device designers as well as market directly to consumers."

"Shares in Red Hat Inc. are seen as overvalued by some investors, as the leading distributor of free Linux software faces a deep-pocketed rival, according to an article in the latest edition of Barron's."

The systems administrator at The SCO Group has apparently done the public spirited thing by taking the entry for http://www.sco.com out of the public DNS in order to the member of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), a key regional

The Analysis Console for Intrusion Databases (ACID) is a PHP-based analysis engine to search and process a database of security events generated by various

After reading my review, if you are impressed by the features available in thunderbird and don't know how to install it on your Fedora box, this HOWTO will give you the necessary instructions.

Mozilla thunderbird is a lightweight email client which is in its 0.4 version. Though it is yet to reach Version 1 level, it is much more stable than many of the "stable" email clients. If you want a very lightweight email client with more features than other lightweight clients, this is the one you should go for.

The MyDoom internet worm has claimed its first scalp, paralysing the website of American software firm SCO Group with a massive data blitz.

We had expected that SCO might take http://www.sco.com out of the DNS in the run up to the MyDoom DDoS payload in order to keep the denial of service http traffic off SCOX - News), the owner of the UNIX® operating system

They run Linux, an alternative to Microsoft's globally dominant Windows operating system. Linux is known as 'open source' software Linux has long been the darling of highly-skilled programmers. But now, the program is going mainstream, reports technology correspondent Clark

Qt is free software, and has been for a long time now. It's GPL-ed. It used to be non-free by the Debian guidelines several years Torvalds. the program is going mainstream, reports technology correspondent Clark