If you want to use Linux to stream video over the Internet, you might have to fight your way through a jungle of codec alphabets. The available software is anything but intuitive. This article will help you pick the options that best fit your needs.

Long before Ajax hit the scene, Flash gave developers a basis for designing interactive web content. The OpenLaszlo framework, with its easy-to-learn command syntax, is the foundation on which many Flash applications build.

DokuWiki is a useful wiki system already, but you can take its functionality to a whole new level using some of the available plugins.

The next major release of Firefox promises changes to the user interface and serious speed benefits. Firefox 3 seamlessly integrates the Gtk environment and offers a plethora of new features.

More and more manufacturers are starting to offer their services directly in the form of web applications. Prism lets you use them like local applications.

Gaël Duval has announced the first beta release of the Ulteo Application System. This innovative Linux distribution aims to drastically simplify the use of computers applying thin client principles to do so.

Wind River is the first commercial vendor to conform with the Linux Foundation’s CGL 4.0 specification

Developer Daniel Bernstein has placed his Qmail mail server in the public domain.