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Why Linux solutions from IBM?
This extensive article from IBM outlines the 10 main benefits of the Linux operating system and highlights IBM's $1 billion investment in associated development work.
Why offshoring fails
Statistical data about offshoring failures is controversial, making it difficult to say how the failure rate of offshored projects compares with that of onshore projects. What we can say is that going offshore is a trend on the rise. Since there are successful long-term offshore projects, there must also be a recipe for how to deal with the ensuing challenges.
Novell Raises the Bar for the Linux Desktop
Significant Enhancements to Xgl Framework Enable Development of Advanced Graphics to Enhance Functionality for End Users
Damn Small Linux v2.2 ready for download
The Damn Small Linux (DSL) project Tuesday released version 2.2 of its 49 MB LiveCD distribution. The changelog notes 14 key feature updates in the new edition, including an updated Dmix with an added sync button for easy volume control.
In pursuit of code quality
Are your test coverage measurements leading you astray? Test coverage tools bring valuable depth to unit testing, but they're often misused. This article takes a closer look at what the numbers on the coverage report really mean, as well as what they don't. It then suggests three ways you can use your coverage to ensure code quality early and often.
Openmfg Launches Hybrid Open Source ERP Suite
OpenMFG LLC will launch this week a hybrid open source enterprise resource planning(ERP) suite. The developer says it has integrated credit card processing, financial reporting and integration with package delivery services.
OpenMFG's ERP platform is built on Linux operating system, PostgreSQL database and OpenRPT report writer. It runs on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and commercial UNIX systems.
OpenMFG's ERP platform is built on Linux operating system, PostgreSQL database and OpenRPT report writer. It runs on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and commercial UNIX systems.
From Russia with code
Blog entry talks about how software engineers and programmers in Russia are growing faster than perhaps anyplace in the world. What do you think this trend means to the programmers and software development companies worldwide?
CEO Interview: Jon S. von Tetzchner of Opera Software
Foreword -- This interview with Opera Software CEO and co-founder Jon S. von Tetzchner covers the Norwegian browser company's history, products, and roadmap. It sheds light on the growing importance of Linux in the embedded market, and the growing importance of the embedded market to Opera.
IBM serves up free "Linux Client Migration Cookbook"
IBM's Redbooks publication arm has published a freely downloadable 260-page book on migrating to the Linux desktop. Linux Client Migration Cookbook: A Practical Planning and Implementation Guide for Migrating to Desktop Linux aims to provide a technical planning reference for organizations that are considering a migration to Linux-based personal computers
Extend Firefox Contest Finalists Announced
The Finalists for the Extend Firefox Contest have been announced.
Sun Microsystems Delivers Three-in-One Punch
Sun Sees Huge Demand for 'Galaxy' Sun Fire(TM) Servers Powered by AMD Opteron(TM) Processors
Novell's biggest open source competitor: Apple
A report by Gartner claims that Novell's stiffest competition for the small and medium business server space will come not from Microsoft, but Apple.
Free software for NGOs: a toolkit
Allen Gunn spends most of his time helping NGOs understand and use free software. In an interview with Richard Frank, he discusses the benefits - and possible pitfalls - of libre open source software.
Linuxchix Opens Doors in Africa
While much of the wired world has been swept off its feet by the free and open source software (FOSS) revolution, Africa has lagged behind. Certain barriers have hindered Africans from taking advantage of the benefits of platforms like Linux
My desktop OS: White Box Enterprise Linux
White Box Enterprise Linux (WBEL), a free Linux distribution, includes a number of user-friendly features that add up to a useful and functional operating system. Over the years, my Linux installs have progressed from Debian 2.0 to SUSE 6.3 to SUSE 8.0 to Red Hat 9, and finally to WBEL 3.0, and I'm extremely pleased with my latest setup.
Mobile phone stack developer seeks Linux partners
A mobile phone and telecom software testing and development services company with offices in Finland and China is seeking partners to help it create a versatile mobile phone reference design based on MontaVista Linux CEE (consumer electronics edition), Trolltech's Qtopia interface software, and Texas Instruments's (TI's) OMAP2420 SoC (system-on-chip).
Linux on Treo 650 gets real
Last time we checked, it was possible to run Linux on a Treo 650 -- barely. Back in December, we caught sight of a 650 that could boot Linux, but running actual apps appeared to be a distant dream. Well, it looks like the dream has come true. The pics above are part of a series that purportedly shows a Treo 650 running GPE Linux -- and running it well, from the looks of things. Of course, we'd still like to see it running Doom, but we suspect that can't be too far off.
Will public schools use Microsoft or open source?
THERE is now a brewing issue on whether government should use Microsoft or open source-based software in the second phase of the "PCs for Public Schools Project" of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), says a government source privy to the bidding.
[Ed: This article focuses on the battle for educational institutions in the Philipines. - dcparris]
[Ed: This article focuses on the battle for educational institutions in the Philipines. - dcparris]
Born: 'Mandriva Linux Inside' community-oriented e-magazine
Hi,
thanks to a few fellows effort, a community-oriented e-magazine dedicated to Mandriva Linux latest developments - "Mandriva Linux Inside" - was born today.
thanks to a few fellows effort, a community-oriented e-magazine dedicated to Mandriva Linux latest developments - "Mandriva Linux Inside" - was born today.
Security Watch: Windows, Firefox, Winamp, All Report Flaws
Vendors provide some fixes, and in some cases, just advice. Plus: WatchRight noses in on your instant messages.
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