FOSDEM: Enterprise Linux for all, thanks to Centos
Feb 09, 2009Dag Wieers of Project Centos made a passionate plea for more private users to turn to the free Red Hat Enterprise clone, and stressed that commercial companies with non-critical machines could also benefit from Centos.
more »Open Source Client for VMware View
Feb 05, 2009Virtualization specialist VMware has released a free Linux client for its VMware View desktop solution.
more »Zope 3.4 Now Egg-Based
Feb 05, 2009The new version of the Python content management system (CMS) has split its source code into separate packages, called eggs.
more »CeBIT Open Source Project Lounge -- i-doit i-doit -- ITIL Conformant Project Documentation
Feb 03, 2009i-doit is among the 15 projects that will present their work at CeBIT, offering a tool for project documentation conformant to ITIL.
more »CeBIT Open Source Project Lounge - GOsa² GOsa² -- Central Software and Ressource Management
Feb 03, 2009GOsa² is among the 15 projects that will present their work at CeBIT, offering a central management of software. Although not known to many, they help out in large projects already, for example in the LiMux project in the City of Munich, Germany.
more »Clonezilla: Clone for Windows and Linux Machines
Feb 02, 2009The latest version of the Norton Ghost clone for Linux brings improved support for Windows clients.
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