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Open-source Spreadsheet OLAP: Palo 1.0c Released Today / 1st Palo ...

With more than 10.000 downloads Palo (www.palo.net) is the most successful Open-Source BI-Tool in the spreadsheet OLAP market. The new release Palo 1.0c brings improved performance as well as some minor bug fixes to the popular Excel Database Add-In. The first Palo User Conference will be held on September 29th in Frankfurt/Main.

OSS moving into government

Open source software will become increasingly important for governments around the world as they look to reduce fixed-term licence costs and develop local industries. This was said yesterday by Gartner analyst Andrea DiMaio who offered some suggestions on how governments can build the required ecosystem to grow their open source ambitions.

Open Source Firm EnterpriseDB Closes $20 Million Financing

  • SYS-CON Media (Posted by grouch on Aug 3, 2006 2:58 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story
EnterpriseDB, open source database company, announced that it has closed a combined $20 million debt and equity financing. A $16.5 million Series B venture capital financing was led by Fidelity Ventures, a leading provider of “Go-to-Market CapitalSM“ to early-stage information technology and communications companies. Previous investors Charles River Ventures and Valhalla Partners also participated in the Series B round.

SSL error messages?

Yesterday, someone told me: “…do you realize that you have an SSL certificate problem at your site?”. Well, it still is a problem, or rather a minor annoyance, but the problem is with browsers, not with our site. Here are the explanations:

Four Countries Order 4 Million Linux-Powered OLPC Laptops

There was an informal presentation by OLPC at the Ottawa Linux Symposium, and the project looked quite impressive. The hardware had true peer-to-peer wireless networking, meaning that if two children happened to be near each other -- with no wireless access points or servers around -- that they could still share files.

Gems aims to make large-scale Gentoo Linux management easier

GEMS strips out unwanted packages and modules of Gentoo Linux

Open Source Firm Black Duck Expands Reseller Network In Australia ...

OCS To Deliver ProtexIP Software Compliance Management Solution To Corporate And Legal Organizations

[Is there some FOSS in amongst all this gobbledygook? -- grouch]

Mozilla Corporation Signs Mozilla Firefox Distribution Deal with RealNetworks

The Mozilla Corporation and RealNetworks have entered into a multi-year agreement under which RealNetworks will distribute Mozilla Firefox with its products. During the installation of RealPlayer, users will be given the option to also install Firefox. In the near future, Firefox will also be an installation option with Real's Rhapsody music download service and RealArcade gaming platform. The public relations material issued by RealNetworks and the Mozilla Corporation does not say how much, if any, money changed hands as part of the arrangement.

Rethinking the Future of Open Source Licenses

There's a lot to think about in the land of Open Source these days, much discussion, and much discussiion to come. And there is much rethinking.

This is a discussion that readers of this blog should be following and, where it makes sense, contributing to.

IBM cools down in the data centre

  • Tectonic.co.za (Posted by grouch on Aug 3, 2006 11:10 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: IBM
IBM took the opportunity of the launch of its new AMD Opteron "Armada" servers to push an energy and heat efficiency message, introducing its Cool Blue concept of a cooler, energy-efficient data centre.

Only 1 month left for linux.conf.au Call For Participation!

The linux.conf.au 2007 Call For Particiation is open for only one more month! Get your talks, papers and miniconf proposals in soon. Go ahead and do it!

All the details are below. Good luck and we look forward to getting some excellent submissions for lca2007.

-- The Seven team!

Bitrock Releases LAPPStack 1.0

BitRock LAPPStack 1.0 is an easy to install distribution of Apache, PHP, PostgreSQL, Python, and supporting libraries. LAPPStack allows users to have a complete web development environment up and running in just minutes.

Samsung ships another Linux phone

A new Linux-based phone is shipping to subscribers of China Mobile's "Go-Tone" GSM/GPRS service. The Samsung SGH-i858 features a large, 2.4-inch QVGA (240 x 320) color touchscreen, along with a slide-out hardware keypad. It runs version 2.5 of Mizi's "Prizm" Linux phone stack.

KnowledgeTree 3.1 released under new licence

South Africa-developed document management application includes new workflow plugins, additional language support and a less restrictive open source licence.

How To Find A Computer With GNU/Linux Pre-Installed

LXer Feature: 3-Aug-2006

One LXer reader's quest to find and list vendors selling computers with GNU/Linux pre-installed leads to the development of a GNU/Linux vendor database.

It's a wireless world

Everyone is scared of Google and rightly so, says Gartner analyst Nick Jones. "Internetisation" is going to prompt as big a shift in the wireless market over the coming couple of years as will high speed technologies like MiMo and Zigbee over the coming decade, he predicts.

NIST releases open-source kit for biometrics

The National Institute of Standards and Technology has released a new open-source middleware package that can be used to develop biometric applications.

Open-source research for nanotechnology?

The open-source research model continues to spread, now to biomedical research. An article by Sarah Everts in Chemical & Engineering News explores Open-Source Science, referencing a paper by Matthew Todd titled Open-Source Research—The Power of Us.

Free Software Program for CoreMP7 from Actel

Actel announced SoftConsole, a free software program development environment for Actel’s CoreMP7, a soft 32-bit ARM7 microprocessor core for field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs).

KDE at LugRadio Live 2006

"Wow, that's impressive!" was one of many comments made by visitors to the KDE stand at LUG Radio Live 06. Five of the KDE-GB crew attended the two day event in Wolverhampton demonstrating the latest Kubuntu distribution, Dapper Drake, and the finest KDE applications, including Digikam, to over 400 attendees.

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