LPI Announces 300+ Organizations In Training Partner Program
Dec 13, 2010The Linux Professional Institute (LPI) announced that their 2010 training partner program is up 10 percent from this time last year.
more »Portugal Approves Open Standards Adoption Proposal
Dec 13, 2010"Portuguese Association of Open Source Software Enterprises, supports this initiative unequivocally." - ESOP Press Release
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Dec 09, 2010The Eclipse Foundation opened nominations for the 2011 Eclipse Community Awards.
more »Linux New Media Awards 2011: Readers Choose Your Favorite Linux Distribution
Dec 09, 2010Readers are asked to decide who deserves to win the 2011 Linux New Media Award for Favorite Linux Distribution.
more »Open Source Business Eyes Government Contracts
Dec 08, 2010Atlanta trade show helps government agencies learn about open source solutions, while also helping an open source startup navigate the government contracting process.
more »Matt Asay: Leaving Canonical
Dec 08, 2010Today Matt Asay, Canonical COO, announced on his Canonical Voices blog that he has decided to leave Canonical.
more »Competition Announced: Calling all Firefox Mobile Add-on Developers
Dec 06, 2010Firefox announces a competition designed to educate and reward the mobile add-on developer community.
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