Google Releases More HTML5 Demos
Aug 17, 2010HTML5rocks.com gets new studio and tutorials.
more »LinuxCon 2010 Interview: Alan Clark, Novell
Aug 16, 2010Trevan McGee talks to Novell's Alan Clark about Suse Enterprise 11 Service Pack 1, the Suse Studio, and Suse Gallery.
more »LinuxCon 2010 Interview: Dawn Foster, MeeGo Community Manager
Aug 16, 2010Trevan McGee talks with Dawn Foster, MeeGo Community Manager about the project's progress, how to get involved, and the upcoming MeeGo Conference in Dublin.
more »Mark Shuttleworth Announces uTouch Framework
Aug 16, 2010Open source gesture suite lands in Ubuntu 10.10.
more »Comix Reading and archiving comics in a digital format
Aug 16, 2010The renaissance of comics, with their hand-rendered heroes, is thrilling millions at movie theaters and in print. The Comix reader gives you a convenient way to follow your favorite stories on your PC.
more »LinuxCon 2010 Interview: Philip Odence, Black Duck Software
Aug 12, 2010Philip Odence talks with Trevan McGee about Black Duck's role in open source and enterprise and it's connection to The Linux Foundation's Open Compliance Program. Trevan also makes a new friend.
more »LinuxCon 2010 Interview: Jim Zemlin, Executive Director of The Linux Foundation
Aug 12, 2010Jim Zemlin discusses The Linux Foundation's Open Compliance Program, Qualcomm, and the future of embedded Linux.
more »Zenoss Releases 2010 Open Source Systems Management Survey
Aug 11, 2010Polling conducted to determine usage patterns for system management software.
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