Posts about Open Source Software as of June 28, 2009

christian.einfeldt writes “The Munich decision to move its 14,000 desktops to Free Open Source Software created a big splash back in 2003 as news circulated … users.” Read more of this story at Slashdot.View source

christian.einfeldt writes “The Munich decision to move its 14,000 desktops to Free Open Source Software created a big splash back in 2003 as news circulated of the third-largest German city’s defection from Microsoft. When it was announced in 2003, the story

christian.einfeldt writes “The Munich decision to move its 14,000 desktops to Free Open Source Software created a big splash back in 2003 as news circulated of the third-largest German city’s defection from Microsoft. When it was announced in 2003, the story

Symptom You are creating billing documents for a Mexican sales organization and you want to use the digital invoice functionnality to generate the … and note 397175)2. Install open source OpenSSL toolkit from www.openssl.org (optional see details

Abstract The purpose of this exercise was to examine the role, application, and concerns associated with the employment of passive reconnaissance tools. First, we develop a definition of ‘active reconnaissance’ within the scope of network penetration attacks

Yes, I know I’m way behind on my Flickr updates. I still, for example, … from the strain. Flourish 2009 : This is a conference dedicated to open-source software such as Linux

The Victorian Government’s Economic Development and Infrastructure Committee recently released the final report (PDF) … is also worth noting, to quote, The Committee also considers the use of open source software (OSS) within … of open content and open source licensing to Victorian Government information, particularly

Over the past year I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about what piece of the augmented reality ecosystem would be the best to start a business around … are easy to implement and completely open. This meant that by the time Netscape came along, there were … existed in order to succeed.  Sure, they were selling licenses to their own software, which let

Munich got itself into the American newspapers a few years ago when the city council decided to start the project LiMux, aimed at banishing Microsoft programs from the town hall PC’s & introduce Open Source software like Linux & Open Office onto all town hall PC’s. This project was so succesfull, other local

christian.einfeldt writes “The Munich decision to move its 14,000 desktops to Free Open Source Software created a big splash back in 2003 as news circulated of the third-largest German city’s defection from Microsoft. When it was announced in 2003, the story