FOSDEM 2010: Marketplace for Distros
Feb 09, 2010At FOSDEM 2010 in Brussels, software that was declared dead was resurrected (Hurd), known combatants sat down at the same table (openSUSE, Fedora and Debian) and almost forgotten entities raised their hands again (openSUSE for PowerPC).
more »Mollify 1.5: Web File Manager Reworked
Feb 05, 2010Mollify is a PHP application for managing and downloading files from a web server. The new version 1.5 comes with numerous changes.
more »Rsync Interface for Maemo
Feb 05, 2010Grsync, a graphical user interface for the rsync synchronization tool, is now available in version 1.0.0 for Maemo.
more »CeBIT Open Source Project Lounge -- WordPress and BuddyPress WordPress - open source online publishing system
Feb 04, 2010Among the 15 projects presenting their work at CeBIT 2010, WordPress is offering an open source online publishing system for the web.
more »Resurrected: KBluetooth
Feb 03, 2010KDE developer Alex Fiestas has taken on the orphaned KDE Bluetooth. The first release under his supervision, Kbluetooth 0.4, has now been released.
more »CeBIT Open Source Project Lounge -- KOffice KOffice - the open office software from KDE
Feb 03, 2010KOffice is among the 15 projects presenting their work to CeBIT visitors 2010, offering a free office suite.
more »CeBIT Open Source Project Lounge - Navit Navit -- open source navigation software
Feb 02, 2010Navit is among the 15 projects to present their work during CeBIT 2010, offering an open-source navigation with support for many mapping formats.
more »CeBIT Open Source Project Lounge -- ]project-open[ ]project-open[ -- enterprise ressource planning
Feb 02, 2010]project-open[ is among the 15 projects to present their work during CeBIT 2010, offering an open source ERP
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