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Day 5 of the SCO v. Novell Trial & Some Help for Journalists Covering the Trial - Updated

Groklaw: "Before I do my full report, a couple of highlights: Groklaw was discussed (with jury out of the room) twice, with respect to the Maureen O'Gara deposition. The first was to strike a mention of Groklaw; the second, a mention of pj."

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A first look at Haiku (alpha)

Distrowatch: "When talking about kernel scheduling and desktop responsiveness, it's common to hear people in the tech community talk fondly of BeOS, a desktop system which hails from the 1990s. BeOS had a well-deserved reputation for providing users with a polished desktop and smooth interaction, even when the processor was under heavy load."

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FSFE and FFII to Radio Station Winners: "rOGG on"

Linux Pro Magazine: "Radio Free Deutschland: For Document Freedom Day, March 31 2010, a couple of European radio stations were granted awards for using open standards."

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QuickTime 7.6.6 Arrives with 16 Security Patches

The latest update to Apple's QuickTime software addresses 16 security vulnerabilities across both Mac and Windows platforms.

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75 Open Source Tools to Replace Apps You Use Every Day

Open source tools for music, security, business, IM, editing, gaming and other uses. Clearly, open source tools have fully matured.

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Penn State Deals With Latest Data Breach

University officials are warning more than 15,000 students that yet another preventable data breach has compromised their personal data.

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Microsoft Warns About 17-Year-Old Windows Bug

Who's at risk from virtual DOS vulnerability?

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Microsoft Drops Small Business Phone Software

Despite Microsoft's attempt to get in on the ground floor of small business unified communications, the company now admits it was a losing battle.

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IBM Enters the Network-Attached Storage Market

Big Blue is the latest data storage vendor to offer extreme scale-out network attached storage.

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System security? What about your DATA!

Fewt: "Lets stop selling the make believe case that Desktop Linux is any more secure than Windows because it just plain isn't."

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iPad Much Faster than iPhone

While the iPhone is underclocked to preserve battery life, the iPad has no such restriction, based on observers' reports at the iPad launch.

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Chrome 5: Faster and Better

Cyber Cynic: "The first thing you'll notice with Google's new beta of its Chrome Web browser is that it's faster, much faster, than the last version."

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Want Amarok 1.4 Back in Ubuntu? Here is how!

Tech Drive-in: "Amarok was my favorite among Linux media players, until Amarok 2.0 series started coming in. I totally understand that Amarok 2.0 series is a complete rewrite and I really appreciate the effort they have put on upgrading Amarok."

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Google and the SBA Offer Help for Small Business

Search giant and Small Business Administration forge partnership to deliver an array of online tools and training programs for small firms to thrive online.

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Darkness Visible: Making Patent Absurdity Patent

Open Enterprise: "Regular readers of this blog may have noticed that I write a lot about software patents. The reason is simple: they represent probably the greatest single threat to free software, far beyond that of any individual company."

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Dynamic Objects in VB 2010

Dynamic objects in VB let you bind data to members at runtime without defining a custom mapping class.

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Virtualization Seen as Possible Security Risk

A new Gartner study suggests that virtualized workloads are being deployed insecurely.

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Living With GNOME's NetworkManager

Understanding why GNOME's network manager works the way it does will help you decide whether it's something you want running on your laptop fleet.

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Canonical announces an Ubuntu certification scheme

The H Open: "The joint programme with the LPI had been very successful, but there was great demand for a pure Ubuntu certification."

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Why GNU+Linux is > GNU/Linux and > just Linux

Inatux: "Let's look at it mathematically, "GNU / Linux" means GNU divided by Linux. How does that make any sense? At best it implies Linux is dividing GNU, making it harder to work and communicate with contributors; which is simply not true."

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Report: Netbook Ubuntu: Web Client or Real Computer?

Now that Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth is devoting his full energies to desktop design, the changes are coming thick and fast. But are these new designs based on flawed assumptions? Is Ubuntu forking GNOME?

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Introduction to SMART

Linux Magazine: "Did you know your drive was SMART? Actually: Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology. It can be used to gather information about your hard drives and offers some additional information about the status of your storage devices. It can also be used with other tools to help predict drive failure. "

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Building DVD discs with Bombono

LWN.net: "DVD authoring can be a deceptively tricky business. Though it can take some time to convert source video to the proper MPEG format, the technical requirements for the various regions are standardized, so it is at least possible to configure the conversion tools and do it right, once and for all."

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Pidgin (Formerly Gaim)

An open source, multi-protocol IM client that supports AIM, ICQ, MSN Messenger, Yahoo!, IRC, Jabber, and more

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Google and the SBA Offer Help for Small Business

Search giant and Small Business Administration forge partnership to deliver an array of online tools and training programs for small firms to thrive online.

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