Posts about Open Source Software as of February 13, 2009

On Thursday, Mozilla labs unveiled a new open source project for developers called “ Bespin ” … Mozilla Bespin run all modern browsers and most importantly All of the source code underlying the Bespin experiment is being released as open source software under the the MPL

Open source software and an RSS flaw in Safari top the list of fixes, … different issues, spanning video, server and open source packages. Among the fixes is an Apple update … in the latest update for a number of different open source programs that it includes, with updates

UNIX Billion Second Birthday BBQ John DuBois’ ‘UNIX Billion Second Birthday BBQ’ photo gallery. 9 pictures in this gallery of photographs … EpochTimeToDate CFLib is a open source collection of user defined functions written in ColdFusion. … Converts … for Epoch2Time freshmeat maintains the Web’s largest index of Unix and cross-platform open so

If you’re running your own business website and need to update the contents on a regular basis, chances are you would benefit from having a CMS ( … can be made in seconds. For those familiar with blogging software, content management systems act … provided by the CMS software). The content editors can then create and change site content

Great news! On Thursday evening, the Drupal Association board chose Paris to host the next European Drupalcon … is a good city for open source software, a great city for Drupal and, frankly, a fantastic place to visit

Not only is TuxRadar reporting that Linux Format magazine sales are up 13 … , a planned LinuxFest , and many other groups using Linux and Open Source software the New Mexico Linux

Federal government puts out a call for information on free software Last Updated: Thursday, February 12, 2009 | 7:55 PM ET Emily Chung, … more use of open-source software. Public Works and Government Services Canada is accepting … CBC News The federal government has put out a call for information about software that doesn’t

AAAS: Synthetic biology soon to go open source? Stanford University’s Drew Endy is still one of the great enthusiasts for synthetic biology: … scale,” he says. What you want is something more in the spirit of open source software, in which mechanisms like the Creative Commons license allows people to reused the software freely in non

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Unless you are a holy crusader in the Vim vs Emacs war, you are probably less than 100% satisfied with your code editor/IDE … . It has to run on both Windows and Linux, and I’d greatly prefer it to be free and open source software