Etch: Security Update No.7
Feb 11, 2009Corrections and security updates for the current stable Debian have been released.
more »GroundWork Monitor 5.3 Community Edition
Feb 11, 2009The GroundWork Open Source company out of San Francisco CA has released its Nagios-based monitoring software in a new version 5.3, including a free Community Edition.
more »SLACKWARE 12.2 /FEDORA 10 DVD INLAY
Feb 10, 2009This issue's DVD brings you two great distros on one disc.
more »FOSDEM: Fennec Beta Scheduled for End of February
Feb 10, 2009Mozilla employee Marc Finkle used the two day open source conference in Brussels, Belgium, to reveal details of Mozilla's mobile browser, Fennec.
more »CeBIT Open Source Project Lounge -- AllBSD FreeBSD and NetBSD -- Representing the BSD Operating Systems
Feb 10, 2009FreeBSD and NetBSD are among the 15 projects that will present their work at CeBIT, sharing a booth and representing "Berkeley Software Distribution" operating systems. If you paid attention -- you're right, actually it's 16 projects at the Open Source Project Lounge.
more »Debian Seeks Hardware Sponsors
Feb 10, 2009An email appeal by Joey Schulze is calling for hardware donations to support two new Debian projects: snapshot and data archive.
more »European Open Route Service Complete
Feb 09, 2009Based on OpenStreetMap and other Open Geodata technology, the Open Route Service now covers the whole of Europe.
more »KDevelop 4 Beta 1: Developing Software for KDE
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