-The World's Spookiest Weapons
-NSF Research Reveals Chain Letter Travel Patterns
-US Senate Asks for National Security Letter Explanation
-A Baseball Hat That Reads Your Mind
-Amputee Sprinter Wins Olympic Appeal to Compete
-$100 Laptop Platform Moves On
-Lockheed Martin Awarded GPSIII
-Senators OK $1 Billion for Online Child Porn Fight
-Shape-Shifting Malware Hits the Web
-Dutch Voting Machines De-Certified
-DARPA Celebrates 50 Years of Pushing the Envelope
-Keeping Customer From Accessing My Database?
-Honeywell & Airbus To Turn Algae Into Jet Fuel
-Code Quality In Open and Closed Source Kernels
-Fermilab Calls For Code Crackers

-BSDCan 2008: Opening Session
-Report: Reflections on Open Source Commerce, Part 2
-A Tale of Four Kernels
-W3C 'clarifies' HTML 5 v XHTML
-Debian fumble jeopardizes all sshd-equipped servers
-Five Reasons Red Hat Should Ignore Consumer Linux Desktops
-Keeping your SSH connections alive with autossh
-Microsoft frees poor children from Linux struggles
-My Asus Eee PC's Linux Journey
-Cyber Snipa Sonar 5.1 USB Headset
-Little thin client runs Linux
-Content Protection madness on Vista
-Please Welcome Digistan
-Linux and the tax office: never the twain shall meet
-Installing mod_geoip for Lighttpd On Debian Etch

-Debian Live Initiative releases first code
-Installing Debian into a Solaris BrandZ Zone
-All About Secure Apt
-Ubuntu's 11th MOTU Report Available
-Debian Weekly News - January 10th, 2006
-Appointment of New Members to Debian's Technical Committee
-Damn Small Linux Releases Version 2.1
-OpenVZ Project Releases Templates to Create Debian Virtual Priva
-Bits from the Release Team
-Debian Weekly News for January 3rd, 2006
-Interview with the Team Leader of the Ubuntu Server Project
-Analysis of the Private Declassifaction GR Results
-Mark Shuttleworth's Perspective on the DCC
-Debian Weekly News - December 27th, 2005
-Interview with Jeff Waugh

-Please Welcome Digistan
-Ubuntu's Pipe Dream: True Free Software Syncronicity
-Nothing New Under the Sun. Or Red Hat, or FSF, or OSI, or...
-Open-Source Security Idiots
-Microsoft's Quiet War Against GNU/Linux on Motherboards
-Reflections on Open Source Commerce, Part 2
-Novell Readies Silverlight Clone for Linux
-A Tale of Four Kernels
-Gentoo Foundation Reinstated, Gentoo Council Goes Out with a Fizzle
-openSUSE 11.0 Beta 3 Resolves Over 700 Bugs

-BSDA BSD Sysadmin course to be taught near DFW Texas
-HexLive Live CD Release
-DesktopBSD featured in eniXma
-Submit A News Item
-4 out of 6 most reliables sites run FreeBSD
-Firefox 3 beta 3 uses essential FreeBSD 7 technology
-OpenOffice Rolls Out Impressive Updates
-Waving the flag: NetBSD developers speak about version 4.0
-KDE 4 test in FreeBSD

-January - March, 2008 Status Reports
-Funded Summer of Code Projects Announced
-New committer: Gábor Páli (Hungarian doc/www)
-Student deadline extended for Summer of Code
-Now Accepting Student Applications for Google Summer of Code
-Participating in Google Summer of Code
-New committer: Roman Divacky (src). SoC2006-2007 alumnus.
-New committer: Felippe M. Motta (ports)
-New committer: Philippe Audeoud (ports)
-FreeBSD 7.0-RELEASE Available

-Heads Up! - dhclient(8) and dhcpd(8) are now even better
-8th Portuguese OpenBSD User Group Meeting
-Developer Bio - Todd C. Miller
-Welcome tcpbench(1) to base!

-Firebird adds new features with version 2.1
-LinuxCertified Announces its next "Linux Fundamentals" Course
-In-Memory Database Heightens Linux-based Telco Billing/Credit System's Speed, Reliability
-Comodo's Unprecedented Free Expert PC Cleaning is Offered in Response to the Escalation of Viruses and Trojans Attacks in 2008
-LinMin Helps IT Reduce Energy and Labor Costs with "Fire and Forget" Provisioning
-Opengear Adopts Nagios For Enterprise Grade Central Monitoring And Management
-Create Drupal 6 Modules with New Book
-Marketcetera Appoints Yahoo! Veteran as VP of Engineering
-The most comprehensive article on "how to use Mule for building a system" ever written
-MiniFrame Launches Next Generation PC: Innovative Multi-User Software is New Kid on the Virtualization Block

-Facebook Disconnects Google Friends Connect
-$100 Laptop (OLPC) Gets Windows XP or Linux
-Yahoo Site Explorer Bug Wrongly Handling https/http
-Yahoo Rebuffs Icahn's Intentions
-Yahoo Strikes Ad Trading Deal With WPP
-Should Google Index robots.txt File For All To See?
-Is the Google, Microsoft, Yahoo Search War Settled?
-Yahoo! Starts Redirecting Users Based Upon Geo ID
-Google Geo Search API Opened Up
-CBS buys CNet Network for $1.75Billion
-Google's Sergey Brin Says Social Network Ad Business Getting Better
-E.U. Raises Privacy Concerns Over Google's Street View Maps
-Ask.com Acquires Lexico Publishing Group, Including dictionary.com
-Comcast To Acquire Plaxo
-ISPs to insert their own ads into websites

-The Myth that Content Management is easy
-GNU and FSF News for May 2008
-Rsync on Steroids
-Apologies to Pizza!
-Distributed Debian Distribution Development
-Free Choice: the "Social Business" model and Free Software
-Free Soft Wear ?
-Better Free Software Organisations?
-Technology in Warfare, for Peacekeeping and Peacetime
-Singularity of Computing
-Muhammed Yunus Vison - IT Solutions to End Poverty (ISEP)
-GNU and FSF News for April 2008
-Tech Fusion Outline: Organising the World's Knowledge.
-Dream java: HashSet from Sun, but likely BitSet from GNU
-About the future of the web.

-Kernel hacker and Red Hat driver maintainer Jon Masters (video)
-Anonymous Web surfing with TorK
-Keeping your SSH connections alive with autossh
-Querying a database using open source voice control software
-Adobe releases Adobe Flash Player 10 beta for Linux
-Building a glossier front end for MythTV
-Dreamy Dreamlinux
-Security Alert: Debian OpenSSL flaw affects many systems
-How to add an internationalized keyboard to your Web site
-Bdale Garbee: A fascinating 'open source celebrity' (video)
-Linux rides pillion on Mumbai city buses
-Terminator runs multiple GNOME terminals in the same window
-Predictive text input with Soothsayer
-Laura Thomson on coding, the workplace, and FOSS
-New Fedora 9 makes waves by emphasizing contributors

-New Wine help and discussion forum
-PC Advisor: 67% prefer Windows XP over Vista upgrade
-Google updates desktop for Linux
-Desktop Linux is a reality now

-Microsoft's Ballmer Continues to Talk Nonsense
-Is Compiz-Fusion A Good Reason To Try Linux?
-Why Linspire Should Drop Linspire
-Why I Dumped Beryl for Metacity
-Europe Says Bye to OS Monopoly
-Dell Could Be A Big Key In Linux Adoption
-The State of the Linux Gaming Industry
-The Future of Trusted Linux Computing
-GPL, BSD Fight for Best Licensing Agreements
-PCLinuxOS vs. Ubuntu: Picking the Best Distro

-Linux Step-by-Step Template
-BIOS Flashing with a Bootable CD-ROM
-BIOS Flashing with a Bootable CD-ROM
-Building Firefox 1.5 From Source
-Using Putty on Windows to login Linux securely via OpenSSH
-Sendmail from source
-IPv6 For Beginners
-RAID for Idiots
-BIOS Flashing with a Bootable CD-ROM
-Accessing a Fedora Logical Volume from Ubuntu

-The Digital Standards Organization - The Hague Declaration
-rPath Linux 2.0 available
-Security advisories for Friday
-The pragmatic extremists
-Impact of the Debian OpenSSL vulnerability
-Videos from the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit
-OLPC and Microsoft
-Adobe releases Flash Player 10 beta
-New York Stock Exchange Runs Trades On Red Hat Linux (InformationWeek)
-Thursday Security Updates
-Stable kernel 2.6.25.4
-Splashtop Linux desktop to appear on every Asus motherboard (geek.com)
-Verizon joins open Linux mobile group ‘LiMo’ (CrunchGear)
-LWN.net Weekly Edition for May 15, 2008
-Fedora 9 and the road to KDE4 (Red Hat Magazine)

-BSDCan 2008: ZFS Internals
-BSDCan 2008: Opening Session
-Removing the Big Kernel Lock
-BSDCan 2008
-Parallel Optimized Host Message Exchange Layered File System
-HAMMER Stabilizing
-2.6.26-rc2, "Little Exciting Here"
-2.6.26-rc1, "Less Scary Stuff Going On"
-Active Merge Windows
-OpenBSD 4.3 Released

-Discover How a UNIX Machine Boots
-Open Letter to Standards Professionals, Developers, and Activists
-The 2008 Google Summer of Code: 21 Projects I'm Excited About
-Five Reasons -- Wait, Six! -- to Start Considering WiMax Today
-Fedora 9 - An OS That Even the Linux Challenged Can Love
-Microsoft Demonstrates Windows XP on the XO
-*Wired vs Wireless: Sometimes There's No Substitute for a Cable*
-The Rise of Contextual User Interfaces
-Introducing QGtkStyle
-OpenSolaris: Shows Promise, Needs Work
-Moonlight Hits the Internet
-'OLPC Could Be the IBM Global Services of Laptop Programs'
-Opera Mini 4.1 Released
-Office 2008 SP1 Released, VBA Support To Return

-The Freewinds Are Carcinogenic
-Towards the Reformation of a Once Great Site
-Texas Flood
-Who Owns Your Home?
-Attention Beijing Olympics Visitors
-Wii Love: A Review
-It's time to take Kuro5hin back from the trolls
-"Does 'Sleep Gas' exist?" or "Ethnic Cleansing in the US"
-Military Patches You Should Not Be Seeing
-Stonehenge, The Health Spa

-Artica for Postfix 1.1.051402 (Default)
-poker-network 1.5.0 (Default)
-poker-engine 1.2.0 (Default)
-uim 1.5.1 (Default)
-Address Book Server 16th May 2008 (Default)
-Hierarchical Data Format 1.9.5 (Pre-release)
-sem2dpack 2.3.2 (Default)
-Multiplication Station 0.5.2 (Default)
-ROBOC 8.0 (Default)
-Tux Math Scrabble 0.5.4 (Default)

-fotox (ver. fotox+v.42)
-Periodic Calendar (ver. 2.2)
-Pondus (ver. 0.4.1)
-LiVES (ver. 0.9.8.12)
-BarPanel (ver. 0.3.1)
-Flash Player (ver. 10.0-beta1)
-DVDStyler (ver. 1.6.2)
-Flock (ver. 1.1.4)
-TzClock (ver. 2.7.1)
-GMAMEUI (ver. 0.2.2)
-VLC (ver. 0.8.6g)
-Evolution (ver. 2.22.1.1)
-gscan2pdf (ver. 0.9.24)
-Gtk VNC Viewer (ver. 0.3.1)
-Rally (ver. 0.4.2)

-openSUSE 11.0 beta 3
-CLISP 2.45
-CMake 2.6.0
-AutoScan 1.25
-WPClipart 5.8
-rsyslog 3.19.2
-LightZone 3.5
-SQLite 3.5.9
-WebGUI 7.4.37
-Flock 1.1.4
-SMPlayer 0.6.0
-AMANDA 2.6.0p1
-GARNOME 2.23.2
-Linux Kernel 2.6 2.6.25.4
-ImageMagick 6.4.1.2
-MUSCLE 4.25
-gnome-panel 2.23.2
-QtiPlot 0.9.6
-Jubler 3.9.0
-totem 2.23.3
-DVDStyler 1.6.2
-Qpopper 4.1b9
-Virtualmin 3.57
-Smalltalk 3.0.3
-clive 0.4.12

-MUSCLE 4.25
-TubePositive 1.1
-Anthy for Haiku Source Code - Lib Anthy 7900 Release 2
-Anthy for Haiku Basic Pack 5.8 Release 3
-Elven Edit Language Pack - Portuguese (Portugal) 4.5
-Jukebox trouble builds trouble build 20080504
-Elven Edit Language Pack - German (Germany) 4.5
-Elven Edit Basic Pack - English/Japanese 4.5
-EiffelStudio 6.2.7.3181
-TuxMath 1.6.2