OpenMapi: Free Libraries For Microsoft's Mail-Interface
Sep 16, 2008Several groupware developers have come together to work on Project OpenMapi, an open source API, based on Microsoft's Mapi.
more »Simplexo Open Source Software Searches Enterprise Databases
Sep 15, 2008British company Simplexo now offers an open source search engine by the same name, targeted for enterprises. It promises cross-enterprise data searches in a mouse click.
more »Nmap 4.75 recognizes iPhones and visualizes networks
Sep 10, 2008"If we are going to call Nmap the 'Network Mapper', it should at least be able to draw you a map of the network! " writes developer Fyodor in announcing the newest version 4.75 of the Nmap security scanner.
more »Command Line: Yafc Yafc ftp client
Aug 31, 2008The console-based yafc client gives users a convenient, simple, and interactive approach to exchanging data with ftp and SSH servers.
more »Captive Accessing NTFS on a dual-boot system with Captive
Jul 11, 2008Captive offers access to NTFS through the original Windows driver. We tried out Captive 1.1.7 in a real-world dual-boot scenario with low-end hardware.
more »FileZilla FileZilla ftp client
May 31, 2008High-performance GUI-based ftp clients for Linux are hard to find. The graphical FileZilla ftp client closes the gap.
more »Kosmos FS The Kosmos distributed FS
Apr 30, 2008Distributed filesystems effortlessly juggle enormous files in the gigabyte and terabyte ranges. The Kosmos filesystem plans to impress its competitors.
more »Gartner: Open Source Penetrating SaaS Segment
Apr 15, 2008Open Source software is likely to dominate the Software as a Service (SaaS) segment for reasons of economy and community building says market researcher Gartner: Open Source is cheap, and communities keep it popular.
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