From: Mustafa Akgul (akgul@Bilkent.EDU.TR)
Date: Sat 30 Jun 2007 - 17:24:26 EEST
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Free Software Foundation releases GPL 3
After 18 months of sometimes inflamed debate, the Free Software
Foundation on Friday released version 3 of the General Public
License, a highly influential legal document that embodies the
principles of the free and open-source programming movement.
The new license adjusts to software industry changes that have
arisen in the 16 ...
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Time to get off Red Hat's case?
Red Hat is a company that is easy to dislike.
Maybe it's the relationship with IBM. Maybe it's the way they
absorbed JBOSS. Maybe it's CEO Matthew Szulik, or the proprietary
way in which the company operates.
Maybe it's because they're based in Raleigh, North Carolina, and
don't schmooze the Silicon Valley ...
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India's Kerala state goes open source
India's Kerala state government is counting on open-source
software to boost its IT literacy rate.
According to a statement, the Kerala government has identified
free and open-source software as a major strategic component in
its efforts to build an inclusive information society.
"Kerala has always been a leader in ...
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Red Hat CEO says he talked patents with Microsoft
Matthew Szulik says potential patent agreement fell apart last
year before software giant signed a deal with Red Hat rival
Novell.
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Microsoft touts supercomputing for the masses
Redmond is on mission to persuade small companies they need--and
can manage--affordable supercomputing systems that run on the
familiar Windows system.
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Linus contradicts OpenBSD founder on Intel TLB issue
OpenBSD founder Theo de Raadt has been making a lot of noise over
a change in Intel's current generation Core 2 microprocessor goes
as far to claim that this will lead to serious security flaws.
Linus Torvalds by contrast has given a completely opposite view of
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