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Chinese student sues Microsoft over WGA 18/09/2007 16:06:09
Chinese student sues Microsoft over WGAA Beijing college student has sued Microsoft Corp., claiming that its antipiracy program violated his privacy, a Chinese government-controlled news site reported last week. - +
Security in new Opera browser fights phishing 20/04/2005 08:19:43
Opera launched the newest version of its browser on Tuesday with security features to fight phishing.Internet browser company Opera Software has added features for tighter security and the ability to surf the Web with voice commands in the latest version of its browser, Opera 8 for Windows and Linux, launched Tuesday. - +
Astaro rolls out new spyware 09/03/2005 10:00:47
Astaro on Tuesday released an improved version of its Linux-based security package that now includes gateway-based spyware protection against malware and the ability to block and removed infected software already on a system. - +
iPod defeats Blue Screen of Death 09/03/2005 10:00:34
If your laptop crashes, what's the best to recover the data on it? Well, one IBM engineer uses his iPod. - +
Mozilla moves into China 08/03/2005 09:31:02
Mozilla Foundation has set up an affiliate in China to promote the development of open-source Mozilla software there.The Mozilla Foundation has established Mozilla China, an affiliate and non-profit organization that will help develop and promote open-source Mozilla software in China.
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Windows Server 2008: a great Vista killer 26/03/2008 10:20:09
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Linus Torvalds' BitKeeper blunder 03/05/2005 11:27:42
Open source developers, as you might expect, typically use free compilers, editors, and other tools to build their software. But three years ago Linux creator Linus Torvalds began using a proprietary, closed-source software version control system called BitKeeper to maintain the source code for the Linux kernel. It was a controversial decision, to be sure, and one that appears to have finally -- and perhaps predictably -- come back to bite him.
Interviews
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Even the sky's no limit for open source hero, Shuttleworth 28/04/2005 17:15:45
Astronaut, entrepreneur and founder of popular Linux distribution, Ubuntu -- Mark Shuttleworth is in Sydney this week for the Ubuntu Down Under conference. He was also one of the speakers at Linux.conf last week and took some time out with LinuxWorld to discuss life, the universe and everything open source.
Tutorials
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Coming out of your shell 09/05/2005 15:18:17
Much more powerful than a Windows batch file, shell scripts can be used to run multiple tasks. Here's a brief introduction. - +
Linux: Everything but the kitchen sink 11/03/2005 08:00:56
Taking Linux and installing it on an alternative hardware platform may not be easy, but you can learn a lot from the experience.
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