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Open source translation tools
Author: Mayank Sharma
Do you speak open source, but English is not your native language? You can turn to a growing list of user-friendly tools...
First look: OpenOffice.org version 2.0 beta
Author: Bruce Byfield
OpenOffice.org has always been conservative with version numbers. Enough minor releases have boasted enough new features that the current release could easily...
OpenOffice.org database application: A first look review
Author: Rob Reilly
Soon OpenOffice.org will introduce a database application to its office suite. For the last couple of years, OpenOffice.org has been developing its...
FreeBSD 5.3 is “stable” but not production-ready
Author: Jem Matzan
Since the introduction of the FreeBSD-5 branch, FreeBSD enthusiasts have been eagerly awaiting the day when the new codebase would stabilize. After...
Eight great tips for converting to open source
Jan Stafford writes "If your company is blazing a trail to open source, you don't have to rely on constellations to guide you. Just...
Burningsuit helps charity move to open source
Author: Burningsuit
Stuart Box writes "Burningsuit helps Migrant Helpline move to OpenSourceSeptember 2004 - The Charity Migrant Helpline is moving its 200 computer users over...
Can GNU ever be Unix?
Author: Jem Matzan
When AT&T balkanized its Unix holdings in 1993, two different companies ended up walking away with pieces of the original Unix. Novell...
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When AT&T balkanized its UNIX holdings in 1993, two different companies ended up walking away with pieces of the original Unix. Novell originally bought...
Review of ‘Samba-3 By Example’
Author: TechBookReport
TBR writes "Who doesn't love to Samba these days? It's one of the joys of Linux and open source, and one of the...
Microsoft displays fear, uncertainty, and doubt toward OpenOffice.org
Author: Taran Rampersad
I came across this Microsoft OpenOffice 1.1 Competitive Guide through a post on the TTLUG mailing list, and decided to answer it...