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Sesame Workshop's Linux deployment was as easy as 1, 2, 3...

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Licensing 101 for Open Source Projects: Choosing an Open Source License

Business of Open Source >> Legal

Module Development

Picking a good license is key to a great project.

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Check Out Open Source Library and Collections Management Software

Enterprise Computing >> Case Studies

Penguins in the Library

Advanced library management with open source software

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The Newest Linux: Chrome OS

Software >> Applications

Targeting the Netbook Market

Google's Chrome OS will extend its browser and have Linux under the hood.

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Generating Graphs with gnuplot, Part 3

In this final part of this three-part series, I'll start out using SQLite as the relational database and graph data from there before moving on to using PostgreSQL and pivot tables to tran...

Hands-On with Adobe Browserlab

One day, we won't have to worry about browser eccentricities. (I have a dream.) Until then, tools like Browserlab make the horrible realities of Web development tolerable.

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Of Monopolies and Mono Four Firefox Annoyances to Fix for 4.0 Jono Bacon on the Value of Good Communities

Hardware

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Dell is Sticking with Ubuntu

Somehow, a rumor has started that Dell will no longer be offering Ubuntu. It's false. Dell is sticking with Ubuntu. That said, the company is considering Google Chrome OS for the future.

Thin Client Offers Legacy Ports

Devon IT is shipping a Linux-ready thin client with legacy parallel and serial ports, aimed at the retail and financial industries.

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Benchmark for Linux Desktops Shuttle XS29f: Linux Looks Great in Green Computer Logic Design with KTechLab

Enterprise Computing

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"Selectively" Using Linux and Other OS

Although Linux lives in lots of places, quite often it doesn't live alone. One case in point is Four Seasons Heating and Air Conditioning, where Mark Rasmussen oversees a mix of office productivity, V...

USPS Goes Open-Source with Tracking System

Postal Service information technology officials have upgraded the 15-year-old, mainframe-based system to handle more transactions and lower the cost of operating the system.

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Emulex: We're Not Data Domain Check Out Open Source Library and Collections Management Software Red Hat: From Manic Acquisitions to Focused Execution