Do you wish you had more people contributing to your FOSS project? These suggestions have worked for other people. Maybe they can help you, too.

Malware developers are going open source in an effort to make their malicious software more useful to fraudsters. By giving criminal coders free access to malware that steals financial and personal details, the malicious software developers are hoping to expand the capabilities of old Trojans.

IBM exec doesn't see Linux as being a drop-in replacement for Microsoft, sees the future in the cloud and virtualization.

OpenDisc is a high quality collection of Open Source software for Windows put together with an easy to use front end that makes installing and/or learning about these applications simple. Of course OpenDisc has a secondary purpose - to educate users about the Linux operating system.

More and more people are migrating to the world of Linux everyday. Most of them end up getting frustrated at the kind of learning curve they encounter. It is in this regard that I have compiled this short list of sites that can be helpful.

Djl is an open-source (GPL licensed) game manager written in Python 2.5 for the GNU/Linux Operating Systems, inspired by Valve's Steam software for Windows for which anyone can submit games.

Last night, I had the distinct pleasure of speaking at the monthly Fort Wayne, IN LUG meeting. Apparently, they thought I knew something about Linux. It did not take me long to prove them wrong.

Last week saw the purchase, by OIN, of a portfolio of patents which ultimately originated from Microsoft.