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Open source is disrupting the fourth estate
It's not only the code that will get sucked off the desktop, but also the content itself! Motorola, Sony, and Linspire have both announced initiatives to let you play your music on your mobile phones. Motorola is teaming up with Apple's iTunes stores, and is going to allow only DRM'd music. For that reason, the more open Linspire and Sony offerings are more disruptive and more interesting. The Sony deal won't be announced until March, so for now, let's take a look at the Linspire deal.
My workstation OS: Arch Linux
I started using Linux when SUSE Linux 6.1 came out. I've fiddled with Corel Linux, Mandrake, Turbolinux, and Slackware 9.0, but since I came across Arch Linux 0.7, a.k.a. "Wombat," I've become an avid convert.
Linux Users Can Consider Fedora for General Purposes
Many factors should be taken into account when approaching the fork in Red Hat's Linux road.
Why I Dislike RMS
I was glancing through the headlines at CNET news today, and I was surprised to see an article by RMS, the president of the FSF. What makes this surprising is that CNET always seems to have a vaguely pro-m$ agenda. I read through the article, and my surprise diminished.
LinuxWorld Expo Boston: Final Day Wrapup
On the final day, all signs point to success in Boston.
Xj3D X3D/VRML browser and toolkit released for Linux
Xj3D is an open source toolkit for X3D (the XML and network-savvy successor to VRML). This new Xj3D M10 is the first release with an installer for Linux.
Check your filesystems' integrity with afick
With new threats showing up every day, administrators find it increasingly hard to establish continued trust with their filesystems. Luckily, it's easier than you might think to maintain omniscient control of your filesystem. Through effective use of a filesystem integrity checker, you can keep a watchful eye on every aspect of an important machine's filesystem.
Open-Source Model Opens Up Options
Organizations must consider licensing, platform differences carefully.
Fee-based Linux Offers Options
Companies can weigh the benefits of expanded help and bug fixes in commercial Linux alternatives.
IBM to invest $100 million in Linux push
IBM on Thursday unveiled a plan to spend $100 million over the next three years to build support for Linux into desktop applications for its Workplace software.
Massive response to SA's first open source magazine
Tectonic Magazine, the first of its kind in South Africa, get overwhelmingly positive reception from local community.
EU software patent law faces axe
It says: The European Parliament has thrown out a bill that would have allowed software to be patented. But I have seen this so often only to read another back door approach is immenient. What's the scoop on this?
Real-time in-memory database gains SQL interface
McObject has announced the impending release of eXtremeSQL, a high-performance implementation of the popular SQL database programming language for use with eXtremeDB, which is an in-memory database for intelligent Linux devices. According to the company, eXtremeSQL serves the real-time enterprise Linux software market by greatly simplifying database programming.
New Roles for Open Source
When eWEEK Labs analysts want to puncture a software vendor's exaggerated claims, they often ask if the next release will cure world hunger.
Patent restart request ratified
The European Parliament is unequivocal: the software patents directive needs to go back to the drawing board. But the jury is still out on whether the Commission will listen.
Vendors push for wider Linux migration
BOSTON - Linux is easier to deploy and maintain than its reputation might suggest, IT company executives said at LinuxWorld this week.
LinuxWorld Expo Boston: Day Two
Day Two offered smaller scale press events and product announcements.
Citadel: open source groupware ... today.
Why wait? Citadel delivers all of your favorite groupware features plus much more today, not a year from now.
The paradox of free/open source project management
Leaders from three separate but related -- and incredibly successful -- free/open source projects agree: If you want the project to move to the next level, let go and let the community take over. We asked Larry Wall, creator of Perl; Brian Behlendorf, the Apache Project leader; and Linus Torvalds, creator of Linux, for their thoughts on why this happens and how they and their projects have fared as a result.
SCO Group Faces Possible Nasdaq Delisting
Software company SCO Group Inc. Thursday said it may be delisted from the Nasdaq SmallCap market as a result of its failure to file its year-end earnings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in a timely fashion.
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