In China the issue about the document format standard is even more complicated, because there's also the national standard UOF. Consequently, Chinese standardization organizations have to think what they need to do to proceed. Should they support a third standard, or not? How about unifying UOF with one or both of these standards?

Some may or may not know that KDE comes with its own built in Office suite known as Koffice. What even fewer people may know is what it actually contains. So in this segment about the Lesser Apps of KDE, we'll be covering Koffice, what it contains and what each part can do for you.

OpenCompositing.org are running a poll to choose a new logo for Compiz Fusion. Vote for your favorite new logo

Conspiracy theories are the kind of thing you exchange when you're speaking in private, preferably in person and without a lot of other people around. If you're smart about security, they are not the kind of thing you send around through e-mail program. A conspiracy theory about an e-mail program? That's another matter entirely.

Linux has always been pretty easy to get your hands on. You just pick out your favorite distro, download it and install. Piece of cake, right?

This article shows how you can install and use POPFile to classify incoming emails on an Ubuntu Feisty Fawn desktop. It is a POP3 proxy that fetches your mails from your mail server, classifies them and passes them on to your email client.

In this article I’d like to describe a text-mode Bittorrent client - rTorrent. It will be helpful to people that share a computer with other household members because it allows them to download files regardless of the logged in user.

Since 2005 there has been an immense increase in brute force SSH attacks and though Linux is pretty secure by default, it does not stop evil programs from indefinitely trying to login with different passwords.