DooPHP: High Demand Web Framework
Jul 21, 2009To the numerous Web development frameworks now add version 1.0 of the BSD licensed DooPHP. Its author Leng Sheng Hong emphasizes its good performance and long features list.
more »Hacker Group to Release OpenSSH Exploit and Worm: "Give us 48 Hours"
Jul 21, 2009After rumors of an OpenSSH exploit vulnerability got out, an anonymous hacker group intends to release the exploit code and an accompanying worm "within 48 hours."
more »Mozilla Design Challenge Winners Announced
Jul 21, 2009The Mozilla Labs Design Challenge competition was looking for new possibilities for browser tab design that was getting somewhat long in the tooth over the years. The winners of the challenge have now been announced.
more »Amarok to Palm: "Forget Apple, Come to Us!"
Jul 17, 2009Open source project Amarok, in an open letter to Palm, has invited the company to work with them. The reason: the Apple iTunes 8.2.1 update guarantees that the Linux-based Palm Pre smartphone can no longer use the iTunes music management software.
more »Microsoft and Melco Group Sign Patent Agreement for Linux Devices
Jul 17, 2009Microsoft has entered a patent agreement with Melco Group, parent company to Buffalo, Inc. of Nagoya, Japan, especially affecting the company's Linux devices.
more »Gargoyle: Web Interface for Router Configuration
Jul 17, 2009The Gargoyle project is working on an alternative web interface for better router configuration. The project has now reached its first stable version 1.0.
more »Managing Dependencies: Apache Releases Stable IvyDE 2.0
Jul 16, 2009The IvyDE plugin searches for and resolves dependencies in Eclipse projects. The new version 2.0 should work without a hitch.
more »Gran Canaria Desktop Summit Review: Video of Plasma Netbook UI and Qt KDE Lab in South America
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