CeBIT Open Source 2010: First Forum Videos Online
Mar 18, 2010Much in demand, now online -- the presentation streams from Tuesday and Wednesday of the Open Source Forum at CeBIT Open Source 2010.
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more »Rekonq 0.4.0 with Ad-Blocker and Plugin Controller
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more »Ubuntu One Music Store: Tops or Flop?
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more »Sun Web Chief Tim Bray Moves to Google
Mar 16, 2010Good-bye, Oracle: XML coauthor Timothy William Bray did well to control his anger toward the new Sun owners and accepted a job at Google -- raving about Android.
more »New Website for JavaScript Sputnik Test Suite
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more »KDE: Contest for Plasmoid Programmers
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more »Mozilla Reworks Public License
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