FindTech: "The example that brought this gloomy thought to mind was a recent IBM press release touting a 'new open client solution' as an 'alternative to vendor lock-in.' Wow. Imagine that. An alternative to vendor lock-in..."
LinuxPlanet: "'People are always asking us to support Linux on the desktop, but the question is: 'Which Linux are you talking about'?'" Canonical announces Dell to ship Ubuntu-loaded machines. Link to Dell's announcement added within.
IT Manager's Journal: "When the company built new headquarters recently, it needed a phone system flexible and cost-effective enough to satisfy the needs of 200 employees at the home office, and hundreds more staff at nine local dealerships in four states..."
Linux.com: "The Ubuntu 7.04 release, better known as Ubuntu Feisty Fawn, is another cutting-edge, but not bleeding-edge, release that shows what Linux is capable of on the desktop..."
LinuxDevices: "For example, our 2007 survey indicated that Debian was used in device-related projects by 13 percent of the survey's 932 participants, roughly double the score of MontaVista..."
KernelTrap: "Theodore Ts'o posted an update on the ext4 filesystem, 'I've respun the ext4 development patchset, with Amit's updated fallocate patches...'"
ConsortiumInfo: "The fact that so many people are meeting in so many venues to discuss standards in non-technical contexts demonstrates the fact that something new and important is at work here..."
Linux.com: "What do you do if you forget the password to your OpenOffice.org files? The simplest solution is to download OOo Password Cracker, a macro for opening protected documents in any OpenOffice.org application..."
The Inquirer: "A lone hobbyist programmer sitting at his home in France is responsible for adding 235 USB webcams to the list of those supported by Linux..."
DesktopLinux: "Toshiba's Italian channel sales and marketing operation reportedly is considering offering pre-loaded Linux in its Tecra, Satellite, Portege, and Qosmio notebook lines..."
KernelTrap: "Following the release of the 2.6.21 kernel Andrew Morton posted a list of patches in his -mm kernel, summarizing for each his plans as to whether or not they wil be pushed upstream for inclusion in the upcoming 2.6.22 kernel..."
AAP/ZDNet Australia: "Since its launch three years ago, Mozilla's Firefox Web browser has shown the world that open-source software can challenge the establishment..."
TuxMachines: In my experience, one thing that stands out about PCLinuxOS is its commitment to making Linux look good. This new version is simply gorgeous..."
Linux.com: "At the 2007 China Open Source Software Summit in Beijing on March 27, China's Co-Create Software League (Cosoft) awarded prizes to 25 winners in the second China Open Source Software Contest..."