In June of 2007, after many months delay, the Free Software Software Foundation released GPLv3. Since that time, the license has been gaining an increased following, but without much threat to GPLv2 in first place.

Developer Andrew Tridgell has made known that he devised a patch to avoid the possible patent issues with the VFAT filesystem in Linux.

The new Linux mobile phone from HTC eschews the usual Android interface in favor of a new and personalized one.

Syntext Inc.'s Serna is a WYSIWYG XML editor with previous commercial licensing that should soon become open source.

Online bookdealer Amazon has released parts of the source code for its youngest Kindle DX e-book device.

Wireshark 1.2 introduces a few "new and exciting" features for its network protocol analyzer software.

The Department of the Interior-occupied voting agency has released the source code from its European election software.

The current technical and financial collaboration with Novell seems to be pleasing Microsoft. Virtualization, file management and license sales are part of the success stories.