Closed Is New Open: Software Industry Bends Standards
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more »Free Software Projects An up-to-date look at free software and its makers
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more »Doghouse: Open Source Assets Access to the source code confers an advantage
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more »X2go Linux Terminal Server Brings Client to Windows 7
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more »OpenSUSE LiveUSB with Second Partition
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more »Ubuntu One Clients for KDE and Fedora
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more »Arbtt: Time Tracker in Debian Sid
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more »XtreemOS 2.0 Manages and Mounts in Grid
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