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Source: Linux Today HowtoForge: "In this article I will describe how you can monitor multiple systems with munin. munin produces nifty little graphics about nearly every aspect of your server "
Source: Linux Today silentk::cbx33: "Why not setup a small organisation that looks at the documentation available to volunteers or communities and awards the open source project a compliance standard. What does it mean for the project ?"
Source: Linux Today foobar: "Advocating free and open source software often will go hand in hand with pointing out issues or problems with particular Microsoft strategies "
Source: Linux Today The Open Road: "There are a lot of allegations flying around relative to Cittio's (allegedly improper) use of the OpenNMS code without contributing code back, in apparent violation of the GPL "
Source: Linux Today Linux Foundation: "Linux grew at the fastest pace clocking double digit growth 11.6 percent in the quarter. Windows came in second at 6.9 percent growth. Everything else grew at rates of 1.5% or less "
Source: Linux Today iTWire: "April 24 will be a red letter day for the Ubuntu project. It will be three-and-a-half years since the experiment began and the release that day of Hardy Heron, as version 8.04 is known, will be a defining moment "
Source: Linux Today Techworld: "Software developer Unison has launched what it claimed is the world's first fully-unified communications suite based on Linux "
Source: Linux Today internetnews.com: "Third lawsuit over open source license violations is now closed. This time, it's a 'learning experience '"
Source: Linux Today The Indian Express: "Kerala is all set to become the first state in the country to completely banish Microsoft and allow only GNU/Linux free software to be used in the mandatory IT test at the state SSLC examinations "
Source: Linux Today Computer Business Review: "Yesterday I caught up with Marten Mickos, the former CEO of open source database firm MySQL, which was recently acquired by Sun for $1bn. We had a wide-ranging chat about life, the universe and everything open source ."
Source: Linux Today SearchEnterpriseLinux: "Open source software is no longer an enterprise pariah, but IT shops still want to manage and monitor its use among their internal developers "
Source: Linux Today Second Life: "Now Linux users can enjoy the same capabilities as Windows and Mac users to explore, create and socialize "
Source: Linux Today BusinessWeek: "After weathering an acrimonious split from Intel and harsh criticism from critics, One Laptop Per Child is reorganizing--and looking for a new CEO "
Source: Linux Today International Herald Tribune: "The European Commission will propose in the next few days to buy more of its computer software from open-source developers, a commission spokeswoman said Wednesday "
Source: Linux Today The VAR Guy: "Cha-ching. That's the noise open source companies hope to hear as they launch new point-of-sale solutions for VARs and retail customers "
Source: Linux Today Phoronix: "Intel's Open-Source Technology Center is involved with a number of open-source Linux projects such as Threading Building Blocks, Moblin, PowerTOP, and the X.Org graphics driver "
Source: Linux Today Polish Linux: "'The Diving Bell and the Butterfly' reminded me of a computer program I heard about a few years ago "
Source: Linux Today distro-review: "I've always had an interest in DreamLinux because of the interface; I like the OSX feel they've deliberately aimed for and I appreciate there are a lot of users who also like this theme "
Source: Linux Today developerWorks: "The history of the World Wide Web may be short, but its virtual landscape is already littered with scads of digital dross "
Source: Linux Today CLUMPC: "A mere 4 months after the US debut of the first cheap Linux UMPC, the EeePC 701, we're about to be swarmed by the second wave of new contenders vying for your dollars "
Source: Linux Today Kapica's Cyberia: "While Canadian telcos are still dragging their feet in following the U.S. example of making cellphone data fees more competitive, the U.S. telcos are about to scratch each other's eyes out after the arrival of Linux-based handsets "
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