"...In this interview Kaliya will take your questions about the status of shared identity systems, especially OpenID; the work being done at the Identity Commons; and how communities can leverage these resources..."

"...The new draft defines a binding CSS property and :bound-element pseudo-class. The other features are now covered by the XBL draft which is being developed by the W3C Web Application Formats Working Group..."

Popular as Web-based applications are becoming, the fact remains that most of them are tightly tied to the browser. In order to run Google Docs, for instance, you have to access it through a browser like Firefox or IE7. Mozilla Labs is working on Prism, a project it says could make Web apps run with the same ease and efficiency on the desktop as those natively installed on one's hard drive.

The Neo1973 is the first physical manifestation of a grand idea -- a new breed of wireless handheld built for the open-source age.

Blue GNU interviews Dimitri van Heesch, founder and maintainer of the Doxygen project, to learn more about about how developers can manage their documentation.

The computer that minutes ago was almost a Windows brick, was now running an OS that in my honest opinion (and that of others) can rival Vista in many ways.

This is one of the greatest features of Linux, IMO. I can take a small 30GB hard drive (small by today’s standards) and install two operating systems and still have plenty of space for all of my documents and pictures. In fact, I have the exact same on both partitions with room to spare.

"Besides being the owner and president of Best Practical, the people who bring you RT, Hiveminder, Jifty, and svk, Jesse Vincent is the current project manager for the Perl 6 effort. He took over those duties from Allison Randal in 2005. He's also a co-author of RT Essentials and the author of many CPAN modules. The Perl Review intereviewed him about the current state of Perl 6."