GNU/Linux news
2007 10 25Google Releases OCR Sopfware for GNU/Linux
New Chinese Linux Distribution Released for 64-bit Platforms
Vista Learning Curve Steeper Than Linux Learning Curve
Review of Sabayon's Professional Edition, Ubuntu Studio
More Unification and Collaboration in Mobile Linux
Microsoft-tainted Distros No Longer Needed
More Software and Support Comes to Linux
Windows Users Get Attacked Through Adobe Hole
Microsoft and Novell Working to Isolate Out Non-'Taxable' Linux
Linux Comes a Long Way in the Datacenter, VMware Profit Triples
Trolltech's Linxu Stack Gets Motion Detection
Linux Wow Means Windows Ow!
Another Win for GPLv3
Introducing Curl... RIA with Some Source Code Available
Review of a Lesser-known Red Hat Clone
Sun Shows that Patent Trolls Must Face Defensive Portfolios in Open Source Case
65,000 Schools to Go ALL GNU/Linux, Interview with a Distribution Maker Involved
An SCO Without UNIX... Litigator/Troll Nears End
Alan Cox Explains Why Free Software Beats Proprietary Development Model
Oracle Acquires Rather Than Opening Up
Windows Security Loopholes of Biblical Proportions
Companies Fake 'Open Source' Just Like the Monopoly Abuser?
MSBBC Treats Non-Microsoft Consoles Like Second-class Citizens
More on Linux in Tamil Nadu (and It's Ubuntu, Not Just Microsoft SUSE)
Microsoft Tries to Escape Europe After Dropping GPL Bomb
Oracle Nets More Linux Customers
Torvalds Calls the New Release "One of the Biggest Ever", His Past Employer Beats Intel
KHTML Might Lose Place to Webkit
Sun and Mozilla Resort to Tactless Marketing
Linux is Getting Big in Asian Governments, Something Rotten in Victoria
Mozilla and Dell Promote Adobe at Microsoft's Expense
Facebook Chooses the Evil Side
Microsoft 'Interoperability' Actually Makes Linux Incompatible
Microsoft Sued in Korea Over Anticompetitive Practices
Linux and Open Source Gets the Stage in Bahrain
Oracle Ignores Xen for Windows, Cocentrates on Linux
Eyes on GPLv3 Adoption, Open Source Made Irrelevant by Loohole
ActiveX Makes Windows a Risky Platform for Surfing
Dell Shows Signs of Vista Retraction for 64 Bit
When Free Software Saves People's Lives
Open Source 802.1X Client and Open Source ETL Tool
ServerPronto Starts Offering Red Hat Linux 5, Partners with Fedora
A Truly Open Linux Platform Could Reach More Phones
Another Partnership for Company That Distributes OpenOffice.org
Linux Used as Example of a Decision-making Process
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