Posts about Open Source Software as of February 4, 2009

February 4th, 2009 | by admin | joesmart writes to tell us that new work on OpenChange and KDE seeks to bridge the gap between groupware … on code developed for Samba 4. It is open source software licensed under the GPL version 3. Hards … compatibility and open source. KDE developer Brad Hards spoke at the Linux.conf.au conference

February 4th, 2009 | by admin | palegray.net writes “Teachers are sorely in need of an education in what open source software is, what it isn’t, … blog entry exposes a ‘higher education’ culture of apathy, lies, and fear of open source software

Open Source Software – Yes We Can “Yes We Can … in doing is exploring how the United States government can use open source software rather than rely … growing awareness of open source software solutions and how they might be considered as alternatives

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KDE on Windows: Subversive, but Useful Linux Today Wed, 02/04/2009 – 15:03 Datamation: “KDE on Windows is such a subversive project that it is impossible to resist. Who else except the free and open source software (FOSS) community would take a desktop for Unix-like systems and port

Datamation: “KDE on Windows is such a subversive project that it is impossible to resist. Who else except the free and open source software (FOSS) community would take a desktop for Unix-like systems

By Richard Danter Motorola announced yesterday it will ship an Android-based phone by the end of the year … pushing a major manufacturer towards further embracing Open Source Software? Sure the numbers don’t

FOSDEM, the Free and Open Source Software Developers’ European Meeting I’m excited to be heading up to Brussels, Belgium this Friday … the community and industry are dealing with increasing commercial pressure on open source projects I also expect to be meeting a lot of people in the free and open source community and have many

How to Use Mail Merge with AbiWord and KOffice If you have read Solveig Haugland’s “Mail Merge in Openoffice.org: Everything You Need to Know,” then you already know how to use mail merge to reduce your workload in one free and open source software application (FOSS). However, OpenOffice.org