SystemRescueCd 1.4.0 Boots Off Net
Mar 12, 2010The SystemRescueCd, a Live CD for troubleshooting computers, comes with new boot methods in version 1.4.0.
more »Mozilla Reworks Public License
Mar 12, 2010Browser provider Mozilla is reworking its MPL open source license. The process should be open and public and lead to modernizing and simplifying the document.
more »Video: A short walk around CeBIT Open Source 2010
Mar 11, 2010At CeBIT 2010 Open Source was one of the main issues, prominently placed in hall 2. This video of Linux Magazine Online shows an extract of it.
Video: A short walk around CeBIT Open Source 2010
Mar 11, 2010At CeBIT 2010 Open Source was one of the main issues, prominently placed in hall 2. This video of Linux Magazine Online shows an extract of it.
GNOME Developer Kit Slimmed Down
Mar 10, 2010The GNOME Developer Kit is a Linux distro based on Foresight Linux. Its new release shows a somewhat reduced collection of software for GNOME developers.
more »Mozilla Personas Turn into Personas Plus
Mar 10, 2010The surprising success of Personas, which Mozilla Labs released as a beta in Firefox 3.6, has led to the rededication of the browser tool as Personas Plus.
more »March 31, 2010: Document Freedom Day
Mar 10, 2010International free software organizations have declared the last Wednesday in March to be Document Freedom Day (DFD). Activities and information events will take place all over the world, including Canada, United Kingdom and the United States.
more »OpenSSH 5.4 Disables SSH Protocol 1
Mar 09, 2010The new version of OpenSSH serves developers as a feature and bugfix release.
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