education.zdnet.com - 3/24/2009
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Last week, I followed a conversation on an OpenSuse Education newsletter to which I subscribe. I didn’t have time to join in, but it did get me thinking about open source in education more broadly. Regular readers will know that my school district has made serious strides in the last ...
eweek.com - 3/24/2009
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eweek.com —
It never made sense that you could make
a botnet out of Linux desktop users, but the...
people who built psyb0t knew its users don't pay attention to it. - They're calling it the first botnet designed for broadband equipment and routers, and that it is. ...
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The First Linux Botnet
zdnetasia.com - 3/19/2009
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zdnetasia.com —
Linux is losing ground on the netbook front,
but there lies opportunity for it in smaller, dedicated...
Internet-enabled appliances, said an Ovum analyst. Laurent Lachal, open source research director at the U.K.-based analyst firm, said in a research ...
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Linux losing netbook ground :
News : Software
openinventionnetwork.com - 3/23/2009
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openinventionnetwork.com —
Press Releases Durham, NC (March 23, 2009) Open
Invention Network (OIN), the company formed to enable and...
protect Linux, today extended the Linux ecosystem with the signing of TomTom as a licensee. By becoming a licensee, TomTom has joined the growing ...
(more)
Open Invention Network
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When Linux Jumps the "Fiscal Sense" Boundaries
OStatic blogs —
... Education newsletter, he began pondering the ins and outs of open source software software adoption. Though he mentions Linux specifically, his thoughts transfer quite well to free software on closed platforms. Dawson asks if Linux is only for the poor -- if the economy wasn't in such a rough spot, would school districts (or businesses, or individuals) be moving to, or even seriously considering, open source platforms and alternatives? ...
When Linux Jumps the "Fiscal Sense" Boundaries [OStatic]
GigaOM Network —
... Education newsletter, he began pondering the ins and outs of open source software software adoption. Though he mentions Linux specifically, his thoughts transfer quite well to free software on closed platforms. Dawson asks if Linux is only for the poor -- if the economy wasn't in such a rough spot, would school districts (or businesses, or individuals) be moving to, or even seriously considering, open source platforms and alternatives? ...
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