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"Rumours of its death have been greatly exaggerated" says Peter Tribble after Oracle’s Dan Roberts addressed the OpenSolaris annual meeting
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In the past week, The H detailed the latest advancements in version 2.6.33 of the Linux kernel, Canonical released the third alpha for what will become Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, the BBC locked out open source, Microsoft took legal action against a botnet, large-scale attacks are taking place on petrol pump card payment systems and ..
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Novell has published its figures for the first fiscal quarter of 2010. The vendor’s Linux business continues to grow
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The Fedora Project developers have announced that the first alpha for version 13 of their open source Fedora operating system, code named "Goddard", has been delayed by one week
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The Eclipse Foundation is seeking community feedback on an updated Eclipse logo, asking community members to vote on one of the final 10 concepts
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The PHP developers recommend applying an update which fixes around 40 bugs in the PHP 5.2 development branch, including some with security implications
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The update closes several security holes and increases the program’s stability
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StatusNet has launched StatusNet Enterprise Network (SEN), an enterprise support subscription programme for companies who want to run their own Twitter-style micro-blogging system using the open source StatusNet platform
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Attackers can use specially crafted JPEG images to inject arbitrary code into a Windows computer and execute it there
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Linux kernel 2.6.33 has been released just two and a half months after 2.6.32. Highlights include a promising open source driver for NVIDIA graphics hardware, a replication solution to prevent server down times, "ATA Trim" support and a host of new and improved drivers
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