Sundown: Sun's Open Source Chief Moves On
Mar 09, 2010Once responsible for all matters open source at Sun, Simon Phipps is leaving the company (which now belongs to Oracle) and confesses he has no specified goals at present.
more »CeBIT Open Source 2010 in Pictures
Mar 08, 2010From March 2-6 CeBIT Open Source 2010 called open source projects, enterprises, and organizations to Hannover, Germany. Here's our photo gallery from the talks in the Open Source forum, the project lounge, and the Linux New Media awards.
more »CeBIT Open Source 2010 in Pictures
Mar 08, 2010From March 2-6 CeBIT Open Source 2010 called open source projects, enterprises, and organizations to Hannover, Germany. Here's our photo gallery from the talks in the Open Source forum, the project lounge, and the Linux New Media awards.
more »Video: Interview with Jim Zemlin, Linux Foundation
Mar 08, 2010
During CeBIT Open Source 2010 Jim Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation, found the time for an interview with Linux Pro Magazine.
more »Video: Interview with Jim Zemlin, Linux Foundation
Mar 08, 2010
During CeBIT Open Source 2010 Jim Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation, found the time for an interview with Linux Pro Magazine.
more »NetSecL 2.6 with QEMU
Mar 01, 2010NetSecL, a Slackware-based Linux distro with a special eye to security, is now available in version 2.6.
more »Kwaak3 Ports Quake3 to Android
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more »Zend Server 5.0 with Faster Troubleshooting
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