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Council for Scientific and Industrial Research
May 30, 2005

SA in key open source project

Local bodies are taking part in a EU-funded global open source research project.

Staff Writer
3:00
OSS
May 27, 2005

Open source tops at public labs

A survey on public computer labs has found that momentum is in favour of open source.

Staff Writer
2:20
May 25, 2005

Samsung banks on new flash disks

In today`s technology roundup: Samsung banks on new flash disks, start-up open source product 'rivals` Oracle, and online ID theft deters e-commerce.

Damian Clarkson
2:50
Open source vs proprietary
May 25, 2005

Open source is still immature

While open source software has established niche applications, it is not ready for mainstream adoption, says Jacques Loubser, managing executive at Business Connexion`s Microsoft Competency.

Business Connexion
1:40
May 24, 2005

iSoftware goes Zulu

Durban lecturers and students have staged a 'translate-a-thon` to translate software into Zulu.

Itumeleng Mogaki
2:20
The Shuttleworth Foundation
May 24, 2005

Shuttleworth expands project

The open source schools lab project is being expanded.

Paul Vecchiatto
3:10
Ubuntu
May 24, 2005

Obsidian named Ubuntu services partner

Canonical has appointed Obsidian Systems as the first local services and support partner for Ubuntu Linux in SA.

Obsidian Systems
1:00
Shuttleworth Foundation
May 23, 2005

Toasted open source

"Freedom Toasters" have been distributed around SA to allow anyone to make a copy of open source software.

Stuart Lowman
2:40
Virus
May 20, 2005

Virus poses as Microsoft patch

In today`s technology roundup: Virus poses as Microsoft patch, TDK announces 100GB disk, investors have another go at commercial OSS, and super-skinny TVs from Samsung.

Warwick Ashford
3:10
Novell Platinum Partner
May 20, 2005

Ubusha becomes EMEA Novell Platinum Partner

Novell has invited Ubusha Technologies to be a Platinum Partner Solutions Provider for the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region.

Aptronics
2:40
May 19, 2005

Patents 'hold us back`

Software patents have outlived their usefulness, says Linux International director Jon "Maddog" Hall.

Damian Clarkson
2:10
Internet Explorer
May 19, 2005

New Netscape browser launched

In today`s technology roundup: New Netscape browser launched, Gartner says Microsoft safe from Linux, software piracy cost increases, and more competition for iPod.

Warwick Ashford
 
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