Resumée: Greg Kroah-Hartman on the Linux Driver Project
Apr 10, 2008For over a year now, the Linux Driver Project (LDP) has offered free development of hardware drivers. Novell gave its employee and the project initiator Greg Kroah-Hartman a sabbatical for driver programming; Kroah-Hartmann recently published a status report.
more »Brazil to Use Linux-based Voting System
Apr 08, 2008The Brazilian election authority has announced that voting systems based on Linux will be used for the election later this year.
more »Chip Manufacturer AMD Announces Job Losses
Apr 08, 2008In a announcement made to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chip manufacturer AMD attributes job losses to poor figures in this quarter.
more »Microsoft's OOXML is an ISO Standard
Apr 02, 2008It's official: Microsoft's Office Open XML format (OOXML) has been accepted as a new standard at a second hearing
more »Adobe Looking to Join Linux Foundation
Apr 01, 2008The Linux Foundation, which also employs Linus Torvalds, has welcomed Adobe as a new member in a press release.
more »Linux Magazine Brazil Reporting Live from Bossa Conference
Mar 19, 2008Our sister publication, Linux Magazine Brazil, is providing quasi-real time coverage of INdT's Bossa Conference in both English and Portuguese. Linux Magazine Brazil Editor Pablo Hess is on site at the event in Recife and will be interviewing famous names from the Open Source scene exclusively for Linux Magazine. Read on for his initial report.
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Red Hat Acquires Amentra Consulting
Mar 14, 2008The Linux company Red Hat has acquired system integrators Amentra and is now seeking to strengthen its Jboss business unit.
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