"The Debian project is pleased to announce the second update of its stable distribution Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 (codename etch). This update mainly adds corrections for security problems to the stable release, along with a few adjustment to serious problems..."
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Read more »It's been a landmark year for open source, and in so many different ways that even a casual survey of the year's events will range far and wide. Here's a quick rundown of what to me were the top five open source events of the year.
Read more »In an interview with Australian publication Computerworld and ahead of his appearance as a keynote speaker at the Australian Linux Conference 2008, renowned security expert Bruce Schneier has compared Linux to Star Wars and suggests fanboys feel the force a bit more.
Read more »We predict good times for Linux, Windows XP, and green vendors ; challenges for social nets and mobile technologies; and some surprises in the new year.
Read more »A development release announced by Yukihiro Matsumoto (aka Matz)...
Read more »As 2007 winds to a close, the editors of LinuxDevices.com have assembled a retrospective aimed at highlighting major trends and events in the world of embedded Linux. Of the approximately 1,200 stories we published this year, these were the most important, in our opinion.
Read more »The rise of scripting languages, the fall of SCO. The war between REST and WS-*. Windows Vista whimpered while the Mac roared. Those are some of the key stories that SD Times followed last year.
Read more »"The Debian project is pleased to announce the seventh update of its old stable distribution Debian GNU/Linux 3.1 (codename `sarge'). This is the first time we update the old stable distribution during the lifetime of the stable distribution. This update mainly adds corrections for security problems to the oldstable release, along with a few adjustments to serious problems..."
Read more »The creator of Linux sees his operating system project as an exemplar of the merits of the open-source development model.
Read more »Let's pretend that we're OEMs. Original Equipment Manufacturers, the people who design and build the actual hardware which finds its way onto desks, into backpacks and under thumbs.
Read more »One of the best ways of growing a strong community now a days is to start a forum. There are a plethora of forums for Unix and Linux and new ones are coming up all the time. Out of all these, a small section of them have risen to the top by virtue of their dedication and some good luck
Read more »I have one!!! Finally I get to play with the OLPC laptop. It was a gift, and it was given to me in a restaurant, where it created a stir, so there's a story to tell you.
Read more »The XO laptop I received last week as part of the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) Project's "Give One Get One" (G1G1) promotion is unlike any other laptop I've ever used, both in appearance and functionality
Read more »"The Free Knowledge Institute will be officially presented in a New Year's Party, on January 16th at the old Volkskrant building in Amsterdam. Please scroll down and tell us if you plan to attend."
Read more »"Annvix 3.0-RELEASE (Freya) is now available! Today marks the fifth public release..."
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