Sun Opens Chip Documentation and Appoints an Ombudsman
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Aug 27, 2007The developers of the free bug tracking system, Bugzilla, advise users of older versions to update for security reasons.
more »Free Project Management Tool OpenProj Off to a Flying Start
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Open Source Cellphone: Openmoko GUI with New Look
Aug 22, 2007The Openmoko project has released a new style guide for the Open Source-based Neo1973 cellphone. It is aimed to facilitate use of the cellphone.
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Aug 21, 2007The IRS (Internal Revenue Service) has recognized the Linux Kernel project as a private operating foundation and exempted it from income tax.
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Aug 17, 2007The Linux Foundation now offers a page with information on current and planned kernel development dubbed the "Linux Weather Forecast".
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