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Kernel developers declare GPLv3 dangerous
The GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLv3) draft process took a hit today when a number of prominent kernel developers released a position statement deriding the "dangers and problems" with the GPLv3.
[Well, this surely ought to start some, er, discussion. - dcparris]
Red Flag Linux may be next on IBM's agenda
September 22, 2006 (IDG News Service) -- The next Linux distribution that IBM throws its weight behind is likely to be China's Red Flag Linux, suggesting that for businesses elsewhere in the world the Linux market will remain a two-horse race for the time being.
Multimedia tech targets Linux-powered gadgets
Embedded CPU/DSP core specialist ARC International is shipping a programmable multimedia subsystem consisting of a configurable 32-bit RISC core with an MPEG-4 decoder and various audio codecs, supported by a Linux stack. The ARC Player Subsystem targets portable audio players, electronic toys, and low-end mobile phones, according to the company.
Build Cross-Platform GUIs Using wxWidgets
The wxWidgets toolkit contains powerful, cross-platform tools for graphical user interface (GUI) development. In addition to its native C++, several languages offer wrappers for use with the toolkit. Learn how to use the wxWidgets toolkit to create elegant and highly useful GUIs in your programming language of choice.
Interview: NIIBE Yutaka, Chairman, Free Software Initiative of Japan
NIIBE Yutaka is the chairman of the Free Software Initiative of Japan (FSIJ), a long-time Debian developer, and a hacker to the core. After his talk at the Fourth International Conference on GPLv3 in Bangalore, India, last month, I spent some time with Yutaka to learn about the degree of acceptance of Free Software in Japan and his efforts to nurture its growth.
New format, more miniconfs for linux.conf.au 2007
linux.conf.au 2007 meets demand by extending the official conference period to a full week, and broadening the scope and number of community organised streams, called "miniconfs."
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Beta 1: Look but Don't Touch
The features Red Hat says will be in RHEL 5 sound great, but the promise was hard to prove in tests because of some system flakiness and omissions.
Ubuntu and open source - not only for Shuttleworth's Linux
Mark Shuttleworth should sell the idea of non-patentable shared "open energy technology" to world leaders as its potential to have a profound impact on the reduction of the greenhouse gases is enormous.
[Any environmentalists in our audience? - dcparris]
Building your first application with Spring Framework
Develop, configure, and deploy your first application based on the Spring Framework. You'll also see how Geronimo's Web Console simplifies deploying and managing Web applications.
Dotnetnuke Corporation Create (sic) to Manage Open Source Web ...
The DotNetNuke Corporation was formed to serve the needs of the DotNetNuke project, a popular Open Source web application framework for the ASP.Net platform.
Report: Interop: More Net Management Products Move to Linux
Citing a rise in customer demand for Linux, companies at this week's Interop show demo'd new Linux-enabled products running the gamut from multifunctional management appliances to specialized software for combatting viruses and administering UPS power devices. Jacqueline Emigh reports.
Teradata delivers Linux for Enterprise-class data warehouses
Teradata now runs on 64-bit SUSE Linux Enterprise providing open-source operating system and platform flexibility
Servers support Red Hat and SuSE Linux operating systems.
Supporting AMD Opteron 2000 series processors, Altus 1600 and 2600 Linux servers are based on AMD64 technology and have form factor of 1U and 2U, respectively. Features include SATA, SCSI, and SAS storage options, and slots for PCI Express serial I/O technology to accommodate cluster fabrics and enterprise-class storage adapters. Incorporating up to 24 GB of DDR2 memory, servers provide 2 x 1 MB level 2 cache memory and HyperTransport bus for data transfer.
Novell prepares real-time SUSE Linux
The fruits of Novell Inc's development agreement with real-time systems specialist Concurrent Computer Corp will be released in October in the form of SUSE Linux Enterprise Real-Time, according to reports.
Promise Technology Introduces High-Performance SCSI-to-SATA RAID 6 Storage Systems
2U 8 Bay and 12 Bay Low Cost Rackmount Systems Provide High Performance and Reliability
Acronis Backs Up Image With Major Industry Awards
Awards Reinforce Products' Ease-of-Use and Industry's Demand for Proven Disaster Recovery Solutions
Create training videos with pyvnc2swf
How many times has someone verbally explained how to do something on a computer to you? How many times do you end up asking them to just show you? For these situations there is pyvnc2swf, a program that turns screen input into video files. Let's see just how easy it is to use it to producing training videos.
Arm joins Eclipse open-source software community
ARM has joined the Eclipse Foundation, an industry group which promotes the use of open-source software for embedded system development.
Giving money back to LPI achievers
The Geek Freedom League is making good on its promise to refund Linux Professional Institute (LPI) exam fees to 50 geeks who have successfully completed a Level 1 certification.
Kubuntu not quite right for a Tablet PC
Linux is known for running well (or at least running) on older hardware and exotic platforms. I attempted to install Kubuntu Dapper Drake (6.10) on a Compaq TC1000 Tablet PC. I discovered that while Linux may install on nearly every platform, and run faster than its proprietary competition, it may not always be the best-fitting choice for every environment.
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