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Nearly 54 months ago, when the SCO Group launched its legal action against IBM, there were a number of cheerleaders - both SCO personnel and…
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The SCO Group may face financial ruin after a ruling in the US that it does not own the IP rights to UNIX. Novell has…
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Over the past year and a bit, at least two Linux distributions which were based on Debian GNU/Linux have stated that they will be switching…
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Microsoft has begun to talk about open source again. Sure, atheists sometimes do talk about God.
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The OpenBSD project is likely to be able to take on new challenges once its sister organisation, the OpenBSD Foundation, set up last week, gets…
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In early 1996, Theo de Raadt, now well known as the head of the OpenBSD project, started to get an inkling that he was being…
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Ten days into July, Canonical, the company which is best known for the Ubuntu Linux distribution, released the source code for one component of Launchpad…
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It's tax time in Australia. Three weeks into the new financial year, now is about the time when people have all their documentation ready to…
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The last time I looked at Slackware was nearly seven years ago; version 7.1 was thrown my way by a magazine and I was asked…
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The third revision of the General Public Licence has been out for just short of three weeks but plenty of people are already questioning why…
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