Matt Asay: Leaving Canonical
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Dec 06, 2010Firefox announces a competition designed to educate and reward the mobile add-on developer community.
more »Do you believe in Santa or Linux?
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more »Symbian Foundation to Shut Down Websites
Nov 29, 2010The Symbian Foundation announces website closures starting mid-December 2010.
more »CeBIT Open Source 2011: Call for Projects Extended
Nov 29, 2010CeBIT, the IT trade show to be held in Hannover, Germany on March 1-5, 2011, has extended the Call for Projects deadline until December 12, 2010.
more »What About openSUSE?
Nov 24, 2010Attachmate plans to operate Novell and SUSE as two separate business units. But what about openSUSE?
more »Announced Today - Attachmate Corporation To Acquire Novell
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more »Canonical Announces 7 New Partners
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