"RFC: Django 1.0 roadmap and timeline. Jacob’s proposed target is “early September” for the final 1.0 release."
Read more »Microsoft Mixed-sourcing (Hybrid), Just Like Novell
An intersection or mental alignment in Citrix/Xen, Microsoft, Nokia and Novell.
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Departure of Microsoft India Leadership Possibly Related to OOXML Abuse, Fines Pending
OOXML misconduct noted once again as punishment appears to be looming.
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Another West Virginia hospital gets Open Source EHR
Lakin Hospital, a long-term nursing facility operated by the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources, has adopted an open source electronic health record.
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Invigorating GNOME
There has been some discussion recently about the future of GNOME. I have seen this blogged on Planet GNOME, on the LugRadio Forums, discussed in corridors and elsewhere.
Read more »Spread Firefox | The Home of Firefox Community Marketing
Mozilla Firefox has revealed the date for their Guinness World Record attempt for the most software downloads in 24 hours. Mark your calendars! June 17 is the big day.
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GNOME in the Age of Decadence
It's been a rough road, but it seems as if KDE 4.1 is showing signs of the vision becoming a reality. And it now seems as if several people within the GNOME community are seeing the writing on the wall too: GNOME 2.x has reached its goal - now what?
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How To Install And Use gDesklets On Ubuntu 8.04
This document describes how to install and use gDesklets on Ubuntu 8.04. Taken from the gDesklets page: "gDesklets is a system for bringing mini programs (desklets), such as weather forecasts, news tickers, system information displays, or music player controls, onto your desktop, where they are sitting there in a symbiotic relationship of eye candy and usefulness.
Read more »Mozilla's open source phone system
What does Mozilla - arguably the most popular open source project in the world - use for its telephony solution?
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Open source tour of Europe: Romania
When it comes to open source adoption, Romania is also well behind some of it European neighbours, although given the socio-political changes that have taken place in Eastern Europe in the last 20 years it is no surprise that the maturity of the IT industry in many countries is well behind what we see in Western Europe and the US.
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Red Hat Makes History With Patent Settlement - Compatible with GPLv3
You've probably been wondering why I've been quiet, when there is news about a patent settlement between Red Hat and Firestar and DataTern in the JBoss litigation. It's because I wanted to be positive I was correct that this is the first known settlement involving patents that is harmonious with GPLv3. It is.
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Web developer practices open source but doesn't preach it
Co-founders Jake St. Peter and Thomas Ingham started Coalmarch, a Web applications development company, in 2004 after "about 10 years' background in Web development" for other companies, St. Peters says. After working for a company called gotickets.com, he and his partner decided to launch their own business, providing content management systems and shopping carts.
Read more »Digium Releases New Switchvox Product: Price Still an Issue for Many
Open Source Asterisk PBX maker Digium released it's widely anticipated mid-range appliance today called the AA300. The product is a custom PC intended for businesses that need around 150 telephones, and it runs Switchvox SMB software.
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Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron) LAMP Server Setup
In around 15 minutes, the time it takes to install Ubuntu Server Edition, you can have a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) server up and ready to go. This feature, exclusive to Ubuntu Server Edition, is available at the time of installation.
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Violate the GPL at your own risk
It used to be that companies could get away with stealing GPLed open-source code into their own software and no one would be the wiser. Those days are done.
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