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And the aim of this is precisely what? PricewaterhouseCoopers, in association with the European National Software and Associations: Europe (...

This stuff is getting, er, interesting : There are already whispers circulating that “amended” copies of the BNP member list are doing the r...

Opencourseware grew out of the application of open source ideas to education, so it seems appropriate that education should return the favou...

I'm not a big fan of top “n” lists. They generally lack any kind of metric, and end up with bizarre compromise choices. This “Top Agenda...

Lost in the deluge of GNU/Linux ultraportable announcements? Me too. Here's a consolidate list that might help.

I've written a number of times about wannabe Asus EEE PCs, but there are now so many popping up hither and thither (a *very* good sign) ...

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Top n lists are two-a-penny in the world of computing, and collections of open source alternatives to proprietary are pretty common. This o...

It's been a great year for free software, which just keeps on getting better and more widely adopted. And if you can't quite rememb...

I'm no big fan of PDFs, but if you've got to use them you may as well do it properly with some open source tools, such as those incl...

On the basis that you just can't have enough lists of open source software, here 's another one.