I mentioned over a month ago that VTV visited my Linux Lab. A couple weeks ago they aired the 10 minute segment on VTV. I know several of the guys featured on the program including An Nguyen of SaigonLUG and Professor Son from the University of Education. The open source community is starting to grow in Saigon...
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Nine Open Source Predictions for 2010
Bruce Byfield, avoiding a look back at his last years' predictions, looks ahead and makes nine specific predictions about what to expect in 2010.
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Why I'm running boring ol' Debian Lenny, the short version
I do tend to go on. But here's the short version of why I'm running Debian instead of Ubuntu.
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The Children are the Future...for Linux
Whenever I read articles or hear discussions about Linux’s ability to take over the desktop market, Whitney Houston’s song “The Greatest Love of All” comes to mind (actually, I think of Arsenio Hall’s–aka The Sexual Chocolates–rendition in the movie Coming to America). “Why?” You may ask. Because the children are the future in so many ways, but especially for Linux.
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How Ubuntu (Linux) Changed My Life
Ubuntu changed my life! I’m smarter, cooler, and more ethical.
Sound too good to be true? Well, it isn’t.
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Why can't we all just get along?
At the risk of sounding naive, I'm concerned about how members of the free and open source software (FOSS) community treat each other. No doubt in most parts of the community, people are getting things done while keeping civil. But, publicly, or when the big issues are raised, a sustained nastiness has crept into discussions over the last year or so.
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Poor review with heartwarming community response
I read this poor review of Mandriva Linux 2010 (the only poor review I’ve seen so far actually), which I got a bit provoked about, not that much because I’m taking things personal, but it’s rather more about stupid people pisses me off!
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5 ways to misunderstand Free and Open Source Software
The following are 5 ways that people misunderstand the concept of Free and Open Source Software.
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Free Software and homeschooling: a match made in heaven?
Free Software is widely used in education due to its lower cost and huge flexibility. Homeschooling is relatively popular in the USA and other countries. One would expect Free Software to be very popular among homeschoolers, due to their own philosophy: how could an homeschooling advocate not love software that is all about being "free as in freedom" and doing things by yourself?
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Asian ‘campers’ troop to Cavite, reinforce open-source movement
About 150 representatives from 15 countries in Asia gathered at the Yen Center in Silang where they discussed developments in open source in a communal environment.
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gNewSense Abandons Ubuntu, Microsoft’s Mono Agenda Revisited
gNewSense is shifting to Debian codebase, shafting Mono, and the debate about Mono and Moonlight reaches new levels
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Evangelism is War – The Mono/Moonlight Agenda
I was going over an old Groklaw posting that got me thinking about Microsoft and it’s .NET Agenda. I decided to do more research and took a look at the Comes vs Microsoft documents again but from the perspective of the current Mono issues. I am even more convinced that Mono and Moonlight do nothing but help Microsoft win against competing platforms.
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Ubuntu and Mozilla: The inevitable alliance.
Speculation is a part of technical news as prophecy is to religion. Its only important, valid or genius if it turns out to be true. However, we dare not have technical news without any speculation at all since this will surely hinder the creativeness of individuals and corporations to explore avenues influenced by ideas expressed in speculation. If any of that made sense to you, good.
Read more »Disdaining Gentoo
Gentoo Linux has its problems. Gentoo once heralded the source-based distribution revolution, but in the second half of my time with gentoo, things went from bad to worse.
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"I love" Google search results… OS X trails Linux
I love Suse - 412,000
I love Fedora - 1,180,000
I love Uubntu -
I love OS X -
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