Week in review: 2006-06-11 through 2006-06-17

Sunday, 2006-06-11

• Pepper Pad Player Gives Linux Place Among Handheld Media Gadgets
• Mark Shuttleworth speaks with The 451 Group on Red Hat, Impi, HBD ...
• Nokia releases beta of new 770 tools, Linux
• Embedded Linux webinar series adds online training materials
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  Red Hat expands channel partner network in south India
• EnGarde Secure Linux v3.0.7 arrives
• Germans Linux migration not taxing decision
• Open source promises more business functions
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  VectorLinux releases v5.1 live CD
• No, Linuxworld.com has not been taken over by aliens
• Jive to Release XMPP Client as Open Source
• How To Set Up suPHP With PHP4 And PHP5
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  IBM acquires BuilldForge
• Puppy Linux adds Opera, drops SeaMonkey
• Red Hat CEO Szulik Outlines Future Plans
• Fundamentalist Software Foundation in the making
• Ubuntu Dapper: Ready for the long haul
  
  
• Microsoft's Calling Home Problem: It's a Matter of Informed Consent
• Founders leaving OSU Open Source Lab
• Enterprise Unix Roundup: Reliability Measured
• Do Automated Cross-Platform Network Backups The Easy Way
  
  
• Counting on a Linux push
• Do Automated Cross-Platform Network Backups The Easy Way (Part 2)
• Writing udev rules
• Networking 101: Understanding OSPF Routing
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  Networking 101: Understanding OSPF Routing (Part 2)

Monday, 2006-06-12

• Bluewhite64 Linux is an unofficial port of Slackware
• SLAX 5.1.7 RC1 Screenshot Tour
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  Study Projects Strong Growth for Worldwide IT Consolidation Market
• Red Hat puts its force behind the Intel Partner Program
• CEO Interview: Thomas Kelly of MontaVista Software
• DistroWatch Weekly: Debian and Java, SUSE package management updates
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  The Case of the Compressed Image
• Any way the wind SCOs...
• Web 2.0 Made Easy: How the Internet revolution bypasses the middlemen
• Intel Opens Wallet for Open Source Startup
• Is ODF headed for a 'Bill Buckner' Moment?
  
  
• Anti-DRM campaign expands, faces challenges
• Dapper Drake verdict: It sucks
• Novell plugs Bandit for ID management
• Free networks
  
  
• Microsoft Research India: friend or foe?
• Revamping the Web Browser
• Creating virtual private networks with tsocks and VTun
• What To Think About Reregulation?
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  eBox Installation and Configuration
• An Interview with Jeff Dike - The creator of User Mode Linux
• Collabora Ltd. develops Open Source Telepathy framework for VoIP ...
• German tax office opens door to SuSE Linux
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  Aol Opens AIM SDK to Mac OS, Linux
• Open Technology Group, Inc. Announces Expansion Into California ...
• Corporation Crushes Working FOSS EMR
• Now It's Europe vs. Apple

Tuesday, 2006-06-13

• See distros. See distros run. Run, distros, run.
• "incremental Blogger" Offers Tablet PC Users Ink for Firefox Plug ...
• MirrorMed releases MirrorMed 1.0 RC3
• CLI Magic: ext2hide veils sensitive files
  
  
• Dear Adelie: All about me
• Hospital OS Software, Key to Sustainable Development in Thai Hospitals
• I Technologies Corp (ITC) Joins the Open Source Community
• Brainstorming ways to push open source
  
  
• Bridging the Digital Divide in Health: The Role of FOSS
• Fiveruns launches open source management tools
• Oracle(R) Validated Configurations Offer Faster Linux Deployment
• Javed Tapia quits as Red Hat India president
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  Linux Australia urges Govt to support free competition
• Red Hat: Microsoft, Ubuntu no competition in the high end
• Looking for a few good women
• Google the Earth with Linux
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  Windows vs. Linux: Time to Call a Truce?
• Firefox Market Share: On the Rise Again?
• My desktop OS: Zenwalk
• Move to python 2.4 / Changing the packaging style for python packages
• New system
  
  
• Microsoft Cozies Up to the GPL?
• Symantec throws weight behind Linux in IBM agreement
• Commentary: Beware when Microsoft reaches out
• Agile Software Company Launches Open Source Initiative
  
  

Wednesday, 2006-06-14

• Oracle reveals validated Linux configuration details
• Medsphere at ZDnet
• Mysql Helps Set World Record in Java Application Server Benchmarks
  
  
• Open ENTERPRISE: Oracle: The biggest Linux vendor you've never ...
• FreeMED Software Foundation Board of Trustees
• Linux Networx Accelerators Expected to Drive Up to 4x Price ...
• Arcom's new SBC-GX533 Development Kit allows fast design of ...
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  Open-Xchange partners with InTech-Solutions to provide Professional Services for OX 5.0, the Leading Messaging and Collaboration Solution
• 4th version of Bayanihan Linux OS to be launched soon
• Click-fraud Tools, Now Totally Free
• Microsoft offers schools in Mass. free software
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  LXer Feature: HI Researcher Continues OpenDocument FUD
• Korean triumvirate joins FSG with LSB-enrichment plans
• ClearHealth training course summer dates are filling up quickly
• Unisys Tools Migrate WebLogic/Unix Stack to JBoss/Linux
• Caught on Tape: Vista Beta takes on Novell's Linux Desktop
  
  
• Looking back at one year of OpenSolaris
• Linux dev kit targets remote, unattended apps
• Interview with Linspire's Kevin Carmony
• OSDL to Mentor Four Students in this Yearu2019s Google Summer of Code Program
  
  
• Open Source Portal to Aid Iraqi Researchers
• Berlin Senate opposes complete migration to Linux
• Trend Micro: open source is more secure
• Tonight on The Linux Link Tech Show
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  Do Automated Cross-Platform Network Backups The Easy Way (Part 3)
• Growing support for open option
• Getting Scanners to work In Dapper
• Hands Across the Water: Open Source and Open Standards
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  How To Run Your Own Name Servers With ISPConfig And GoDaddy
• Security Updates: Artswrapper and KDM
• Building a Bulletproof Penguin: DB2 and Linux Failover

Thursday, 2006-06-15

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  A Firefox in a software hen house
• Palamida CEO Talks Open-Source Opportunities
• Linux powers rugged vehicle computer
• Open source makes a good donation
• Can Microsoft Remotely Kill Your Windows PC?
  
  
• Enterprising Linux
• Linux powers remote education system in rural China
• Learn foreign languages with open source software
• Gplv3 International Conference Details Online
  
  
• OpenSUSE releases package manager fix
• Openlab 4.1 Alpha 1 Screenshot Tour
• New mindset, developers drive open source into Christian Science ...
• The colonisation of South Africa continues through software
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  Kde and Distributions: SLAX Interview
• JBoss Grows Up
• rPath Hires New Vice President of Product Development; Founding Engineer Elected to Board of Software Conservancy
• People Behind KDE: Petr Rockai
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  Turbolinux Advances Linux Market Leadership Position in China ...
• Solaris vs. Linux: Framework for the Comparison in Large Enterprise Environments
• JabberAfrica.org to close down
• Cyber parasites
• Nexvision Introduces World's First IP Video Security Camera Based on TI's DaVinci(TM) Technology
  
  
• Openlab releases version 4.1a
• Could Dapper Drake give Ubuntu a last laugh in Linux server space
• Ibm Linux Solution Optimizes Enterprise Data Warehousing
• Jitterbit 1.0.2 Released
  
  
• Jboss Moves Into Systems Management, Delivers Seam 1.0
• Linux: Window Scaling on the Internet
• Bill Gates to step down from Microsoft
• Why Apple snubs its open source geeks
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  Loglogic's Open Source Event Management for Windows Gains Momentum ...
• Amd Receives YES Certification From Novell For AMD64 Processor ...
• Book Review: The Debian System, Concepts and Techniques by Martin Krafft
• How to use VMware Player to create your own images
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  Tim Marsland, Helped Open Source Solaris 10, Named Sun Fellow
• MySQL Builds Momentum in Telecommunications Sector
• Adobe's Open Standards Collateral Damage
• Open-Xchange Server 5: Groupware done the OSS way
• Apache2 issues: index.html.old& MultiViews, and mod_userdir
  
  
• The Spread of the IPR Non-Assertion Covenant
• Four alternative operating systems
• Google Earth for Linux
• AFPL Ghostscript 8.54 released -- and 8.54 is now GPL'd as well!
  
  
• DNS: The Bind Leading the Bind
• Beachhead - Sinking of the USS Proprietary
• Obsidian, Stratus partner to build Linux servers
• Linux Brochure Project (LBP) version 1.4.0 released
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  Risc/dsp-based surveillance camera runs Linux
• This week at LWN: Google Earth for Linux

Friday, 2006-06-16

• Microsoft's ME/98 Patch Dilemma: A Golden Opportunity for FOSS
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  Open-Xchange Inc. and NextObject Announce Mobility Partnership
• Ibm to Open Source More WSDM Code
• Flock releases 0.7 beta
• Scratching that itch: Sander Jensen
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  Microsoft Forms Interoperability Council
• Taleo Corporation Recognized By CIO Magazine as One of the CIO 100 Award Honorees
• Mobile phone companies join forces on Linux
• Novell Contributes Polish Translation of KDE Docs
• A day in the life of a MySQL documentation team member
  
  
• FOSS a business opportunity for SMEs
• Open Source Is a Model For Innovation
• Rtlinux meets the new standard Carrier Grade Linux 3.2
• The Hon. Joe Fontana, PC, MP, hosts Open Source event on ...
  
  
• Ibm Offers Open Source Kit for WebSphere Application Server ...
• GNOME to Sponsor Female Developers in a Summer Outreach Program
• Nagios offers open source option for network monitoring
• Use Apache Geronimo and Ajax to build a directory
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  Synergy: One keyboard (and mouse) to rule them all
• Firefox Debuts In World Cup
• Bodog gambles on Linux and JBoss, and wins
• Installing operating systems the safe way
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  How to get ready for a move to Linux
• Water-Cooled Microprocessors: The Next Big Thing in Chip Cooling
• Build Your Own AIM Answerbot
• E-mail from MySQL includes 9,300 customers addresses
• Red Hat Magazine: The Summit in review
  
  
• Google Earth for Linux
• DRM, guardrails, and the right to be stupid
• Jfs boosts Russian 686 embedded Linux reliability
• First impressions of Google Earth for Linux
  
  
• How to optimize PostgreSQL database size
• New book covers Red Hat Fedora 5
• Microsoft Grants Their Way Out of Massachusetts Open Source ...
• Is Gates' Retirement Linux's Chance?
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  Research ministry to 'go open source'
• Linux powers security, surveillance DVR
• Operations Newsflashes: Smart Trade Rolls Out Java Open Source FIX ...
• Behind the Scenes: Emmanuele Bassi
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  GNOME needs women
• Announcing Ubuntu 6.06 LTS server for SUN Sparc64
• The GNOME Community: End Users

Saturday, 2006-06-17

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  Tutorial: Murder Most Fowl
• Porky Vista Beta 2 Casts Doubt On Future Release Dates
• First Persian-English Open Source Linux Operating System is ...
• Title: Debian update for horde3
• Review: Novell Lets Bandit Loose
  
  
• Wengophone: VoIP done right
• Spyware scene sets its sights on Firefox users
• Marketing free and open source software
• "free" as in "free lunch"
  
  
• Will NexentaOS (GNU/OpenSolaris) succeed as a Desktop?
• Report: Novell's Desktop Advances
• ASCII art fun with boxes
• GUILinux.com joins with Nuxified.org
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  Neverwinter Nights Infinite Dungeons Linux Review
• Mobile players form Linux alliance
• Ibm Japan Builds New Accounting System for NYK Line
• Leading Mobile Phone Players Converge on Linux
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  Hostmysite.com Unveils New $2.95 Linux Hosting Plan
• How to keep users from messing up their desktops
• Hyperic goes open source for IT management
• Review: Object-Oriented PHP
• Eight from IBM: Cell, water cooled CPUs, declarative javascript ...
  
  
• Flock beta rocks
• Linux Networx Taps SilverStorm for Supercomputing Project
• Stillsecure Strata Guard Is Something For Nothing
• Enterprise Unix Roundup: Google's Linux Leap
  
  
• Hp Teams with Availigent on Linux
• Red Hat CEO Szulik Looks Forward
• Open Source Company JBoss Targets Management Platform
• Ibm and HP Fight Over Growing Linux and Other Blade Markets
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  Linux-powered VoIP router line gains high-end model
• Pc Pioneer Dan Bricklin Develops Open-Source Spreadsheet-Wiki ...
• Cray Lands $200 Million Linux-Opteron Super Deal with DOE
• Simple, Portable, and Extensible Data Storage with IFF
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  Unix warning system for disk space shortage
• Cream for Vim - Making Vim more user friendly
• Convergence of IP and broadcast media with DVB-H