Following the announcement in December 2008 of an international committee associating Mandriva with its Community, Mandriva, Europe’s leading Linux publisher, has completed the setting up of Mandriva Linux Assembly.
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Why didn't people vote in the Linux Australia elections?
Linux Australia assert they are the peak body for Linux user groups around Australia and represent some 5,000 Australian Linux users and developers. Yet, the 2009 elections roused a mere 66 voters. Why didn't people vote? (And, in a related incident, why can't I please all the people all the time?)
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Open source: how Sun sees it
Simon Phipps is a natural when it comes to speaking. The man has a good turn of phrase, is skilled in the art of repartee, and can engage an audience very well.
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A Modest Idea: What If Microsoft Open Sourced Windows?
"I came up with an idea this week: What if Microsoft made Windows open source? Before you accuse of me of link baiting..." Hardly a new idea so link-baiting... I think so. Anyway... bitten.
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LimeWire Creator Brings Open-Source Approach to Urban Planning
Entrepreneur Mark Gorton wants to do for people what he already helped do for files: move them from here to there in the most efficient way possible using open-source tools.
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KDE 4.2: I'm tired of Pundits, Here's MY Take
So I am writing this rant on the eve of the release of KDE 4.2, and in the face of interviews from Linus Torvalds stating that he abandoned KDE after the 4.0 release, and partially in response to Steven Vaugh-Nichols negatively equating 4.2 to Windows 7.
Read more »Even Microsoft's anti-Linux message isn't this bad
This anti-Linux Microsoft "ad" hit the Web a few weeks ago, but I just came across it last night and thought it was funny.
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The Bizarre Cathedral - 38
Latest from the Bizarre Cathedral comic strip by merc and crimperman
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Debian Founder Murdock Now Sun's Cloud Strategist
Debian Linux founder and former OpenSolaris chief Ian Murdock is taking over the role of chief strategist for cloud computing at Sun Microsystems.
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Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter #127
Welcome to the Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter, Issue #127 for the week January 25th - January 31st, 2009.
Read more »Linus, KDE4, and Yapping Anklebiters
Just as KDE 4 is poised to prove itself with the user-friendly 4.2 release, the year-long controversy over the changes from the KDE 3 release has ignited again. This time, the spark was a interview comment by Linus Torvalds that he had switched to GNOME and thought that the KDE release had been mis-managed.
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5 Things Mark Shuttleworth Has Learned about Organizational Change
The open source leader and founder of the Ubuntu Linux distribution explains the elements that can inspire innovation and change the world--or at least your small piece of it.
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2009 Associate Members Meeting -- 3/21 and 3/22 -- aka Libre Planet (Deborah Nicholson)
"Dear Associate Member, The annual meeting date is set! March 21st and 22nd -- that's right, two whole days! This year's meet-up will be in the Harvard Science Center, right in Harvard Square on the MBTA's red line.
Read more »Jack Herrick, WikiHow founder interviewed by Wikinews
"WikiHow is a wiki-based site which aims to "build the world's largest, highest quality how-to manual." It recently published it's 50,000th article, and to discuss what the site has achieved since it's creation, Wikinews interviewed the site's founder, Jack Herrick.
Read more »BachoTeX 2009: Call for Papers
"Dear TeXies, TeX friends and lovers of fine typography — This is an invitation to BachoTeX 2009, the XVIIth Polish TeX Users Group Conference. As usual, it will be held at the traditional TeXies' and GUST meeting place, Bachotek near Brodnica, in the north-east of Poland, from April 29 until May 3, 2009 inclusive.
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