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Company merges code-editing tools with open-source framework
January 15, 2004 — Combining its code-editing technology with the open-source Eclipse framework, SlickEdit Inc. this month is open-source
Open Source Awards
The music industry has the Grammies. Hollywood has the Oscars. And now, the open source software community has the Open Source Awards. open-source
SCO broadens hunt for licence revenue
The SCO Group can now go after Linux users outside the US for licensing fees, with the company announcing yesterday that it would be making the SCO The SCO IP license: now it's Europe's turn -
SCO update: indemnification anyone?
Linux vendors are increasingly thumbing their collective noses at SCO. The lastest one to do so is also the newest: Novell (which of the SCO SCO Expands Linux Licensing To Europe - TechWeb
SCO asks for at least another three months to meet court order
In SCO's response to a court order that it provide evidence to IBM on which it can build its defence, it asked for a further 90 days to fully comply - a SCO Expands Linux Licensing To Europe - T
SCO had one flavour of unix and the purchase caldera does no . . ...
Indeed SCO wanted to distance themselves from UNIX in the past calling their incatation Xenix or something similar. This smacks - a SCO Expands Linux Licensing To Europe - TechWeb SCO Anno
Silicon Graphics Debuts Next - Generation Linux Servers
The Altix 350 follows the 3000, introduced a year ago; the company also says it will support the open-source community in its battle with SCO Group, but won't SCO Expands Linux Licensing To Euro
The Wrath of Linux
But this week, SCO's rivals went on the offensive. Novell released papers to support its claim that it still owns the UNIX code in question. And Novell also began a well-publicized program that offers
[kde-announce] EVENT: KDE at LinuxWorld NYC, Jan 21 - 23
The preparations for the KDE presence at the upcoming LinuxWorld NYC are now
complete.
Using PHP 5's SimpleXML
While comprehensive, it takes seven lines just to read . XSLT? If I wanted to program in a functional language, I'd use Lisp instead of PHP.
SCO Expands Linux Licensing To Europe
The SCO Group Inc., which claims some of its proprietary code is in Linux, said Thursday it has expanded its licensing efforts to users of the open source
HP Touts Linux 'For The Real World'
Looking to keep its edge in the Linux market, Hewlett-Packard (Quote, Chart) Thursday announced additions to its Linux portfolio, including new desktop PCs and
Oracle's Linux Push : Mozilla Browser to Front Oracle Apps
Oracle Corp. is ready to extend its "Linux Everywhere" campaign to client systems. At next week's LinuxWorld in New York, Oracle Intellectual
Debian distribution gains ground
Despite lacking the commercial backing of some of its rivals, community-based distribution Debian is gaining ground amongst enterprise users.
Five Tips for a Better sendmail Configuration
Unix vendors bundle sendmail with the operating system and ship it out preconfigured. It is very easy to install the OS and use
New Windows Mozilla Sunbird Builds Available
By Simon Paquet. Thanks to the great development work Mostafah is doing, Sunbird now builds from the Mozilla trunk again. I made in the coming
Fitehouse fights RIAA; says open source music is the way to go
aims to make music an “open source” form of intellectual property. The license is designed to “return music to its rightful place in the evolution of human communication and creative expression.”
Egovernment open source costs threatened by SCO anouncement
Throwing more petrol on troubled open source Linux waters, the SCO Group Inc the owner of the UNIX operating system has announced it has begun making the SCO SCO broadens hunt for licence reve
Installing Fedora
In this chapter, you learn how to do a basic installation of Fedora Core. You'll see how to boot and then install Fedora using the
OpenPKG Security Advisory (tcpdump)
A bunch of vulnerabilities in tcpdump [0] were found and addressed
in the past. All of them are in the area of packet decoding. Faulty
decoder functions can result in denial of service attacks through
infinite loops, memory starvation and application crashes. In the
worst case arbitrary code execution is possible.
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