06 May
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Thingamablog is a cross-platform GPL blogging application that lets you create, update, and maintain multiple blogs from the client side. Thingamablog even acts as its own FTP client when you’re ready to publish or update your blog with new content. The software [...]
Posted in content management, java, linux by: tina
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11 Mar
showOdiogoReadNowButton (”88005″, “Bodog gambles on Linux and JBoss, and wins”, “47″, 290, 55);
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Bodog.com is a casino, sport-betting emporium, and online poker palace. The site gets busy; during football season it takes almost 200,000 bets per week, while the virtual poker tables can handle up to 5,000 bettors at a time. Bodog [...]
Posted in java, linux by: tina
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07 Mar
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One of the things Red Hat CEO Matthew Szulik loses sleep over is the digital divide, especially when it comes to children. He wanted to do something about the disparity in the availability of computing resources and skills [...]
Posted in digital divide, education, free software, linux, olpc, open source, red hat by: tina
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06 Mar
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Bradley Kuhn, vice president of the Free Software Foundation, says the organization is contacting LindowsOS representatives because the company has not included source code with its “sneak preview” releases. Lindows CEO Michael Robertson says his company will [...]
Posted in classic gasperson, free software, gpl, linux by: tina
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04 Mar
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Alexa Internet is one of the oldest and most recognized Web entities. In addition to providing detailed Web site traffic information that it collects from users of the Alexa toolbar, Alexa created the Wayback Machine, an archive of Web site snapshots, which [...]
Posted in freebsd, internet, linux by: tina
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27 Feb
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At Rouse’s Supermarkets in Louisiana, it was just another July day in 2004. Customers placed their summer grocery selections on the conveyor belts; cashiers scanned them and collected the amount due using their touch-screen terminals, just like always. But underneath the hustle [...]
Posted in linux, migration, open source by: tina
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11 Feb
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Western & Southern Financial Group provides insurance and investment advice for businesses and consumers. The conservative nature of the business means that Western & Southern needed the most secure and reliable infrastructure available. After years of running the [...]
Posted in financial, linux, migration, mysql, open source, open source business model by: tina
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12 Oct
showOdiogoReadNowButton (”88005″, “Mindbridge switches to Linux, saves “bunches of money””, “33″, 290, 55);
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Mindbridge didn’t start out as an open source company — far from it. “We had a predominantly Microsoft-oriented shop,” says David Christian, Mindbridge CTO. But the company, which at the time offered an “intranet in a box” application, began [...]
Posted in linux, open source business, open source business model, open source community, virtual by: tina
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11 Oct
showOdiogoReadNowButton (”88005″, “Linux distro for women? Thanks, but no thanks”, “32″, 290, 55);
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The idea is floating around again: Let’s make a special Linux distribution for women! We’re smarter than that, aren’t we? I say, let’s spare ourselves and the world yet another pointless and less-than-useful version of Linux.
Posted in distributions, free software, linux, open source, open source business model, open source community by: tina
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11 Aug
showOdiogoReadNowButton (”88005″, “Do we still need LUGs?”, “29″, 290, 55);
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In the world of Linux, many things have changed in the last decade. The operating system itself has grown up, and is no longer an “upstart.” But one mainstay of the Linux community, the Linux user group (LUG), appears to be on [...]
Posted in advocacy, linux, open source business model, open source community by: tina
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