Yahoo Releases Astra Open Source Library
Aug 21, 2007The Yahoo search engine's developer team today released a new Open Source program library for Flash and Flex.
more »JavaScript Security Bug in Opera
Aug 16, 2007A critical vulnerability has been discovered in the Opera Web browser.
more »Web-based Groupware Exploring web-based groupware tools
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more »Bittorrent: Closed Source and Windows Only
Aug 10, 2007Version 6.0 of the Bittorrent filesharing client will no longer be Open Source and it is currently available for Windows only.
more »Security Bug in Konqueror, Updates for Seamonkey & Co
Aug 08, 2007Following Firefox and Thunderbird, a known URL security bug was closed in the Seamonkey browser suite in August. A similar bug has now been found in Konqueror.
more »Alpha replaces Beta: Another Test Version of Firefox 3
Aug 06, 2007The seventh pre-release version of the upcoming Mozilla Firefox 3 browser (codename Gran Paradiso) includes new features and several bugfixes.
more »Google Web Toolkit Creating dynamic web applications with the Google Web Toolkit
Dec 31, 2006The Google Web Toolkit lets you develop complex web applications in Java and automatically converts them to AJAX apps.
more »New Internet Intro Exploring the New Internet
Nov 30, 2006Modern websites bear little resemblence to their legacy predecessors. We’ll show you why the new web is different and how you can benefit from the system of technologies we know collectively as Web 2.0.
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Linux Hits an Important Milestone
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Plasma Bigscreen Returns
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Wayland 1.24 Released with Fixes and New Features
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Bugs Found in sudo
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Fedora Continues 32-Bit Support
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Linux Kernel 6.17 Drops bcachefs
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