Organized around the theme “Free Software Everywhere,” the conference’s sessions touch on the many places and ways in which free software is used around the world, as well as ways to make free software ubiquitous. Keynote speakers include Free Software Foundation founder Richard Stallman, Software Freedom Conservancy executive director Karen Sandler, and University of Washington…
Month: March 2015
Firing community members
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Welcome back folks, for the second post in my Six Degrees column. While I am delighted to be returning, you all kinda screwed me with my first column. Source: Tech
Zylpha Partnership With LDM Global Unites eDisclosure And Electronic Bundling Solutions For Practices Seeking To Innovate
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Zylpha (www.zylpha.com), the UK’s leading legal systems innovator, has signed a partnership agreement with international eDisclosure group LDM Global (www.ldmglobal.com). The resultant fusion of eDisclosure services and court bundling solutions will provide legal practices with an innovative end-to-end solution when preparing documentation for court.Zylpha, which has received widespread acclaim for its electronic document bundling systems,…
Inoapps Latest Webinar Series Delivers Expert Insight on Moving To Oracle ERP Cloud
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Leading Oracle Platinum Partner Inoapps (www.inoapps.com) has launched a series of upcoming executive webinars aimed specifically at those considering moving to Oracle ERP Cloud. The webinars, which run from 24th March through 2nd June, will include the latest thought leadership insights, expert guidance and news of key developments.Each Webinar will highlight the key reasons for…
Unix Best Practices: Remember, What You're Protecting is Not Systems But Productivity
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When considering the issue of best practice as it applies to the administration of Unix servers, there are a number of questions you might want to ask yourself. They begin with “What is best practice?”, quickly followed by “How do you pursue best practice?”, and “How do you know when you’re meeting best practice?” Read…
Cities: Skylines
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Cities: Skylines is the first foray into the city building genre by Finnish developer Colossal Order . They were previously responsible for the Cities in Motion transport management simulation franchise, but have experimented with city building elements in their second game. Source: Tech
What's New for You This March in Open Source CMS
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Is open source the next big thing? At least that’s what it seems, based on a burst of unrelated news in the past month. As CMSWire writer Miles Kehoe explained a few weeks ago, “Open source software has gone from quirky and free to mainstream for the enterprise.” Source: Tech
OpenSSL To Undergo Major Audit
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The first major public audit of OpenSSL will soon be underway, backed by the Linux Foundation’s Core Infrastructure Initiative — a .2 million open-source research fund established last spring in the wake of Heartbleed. The audit will be one of the first well-funded efforts to harden open-source infrastructure, historically financed only by researchers’ free time,…
Statement in support of Software Freedom Conservancy and Christoph Hellwig, GPL enforcement lawsuit
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On Thursday, March 5, 2015, Christoph Hellwig, with support from the Software Freedom Conservancy, filed suit in Hamburg, Germany against VMware Global, Inc. Hellwig is a prominent contributor to the kernel Linux, releasing his contributions under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 2. VMware, like everyone, is free to use, modify,…
Why 2016 is Going to be the Year of DevOps
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DevOps is a philosophy and a cultural shift rather than a new market say analysts. Read more at ZDNet News Source: Linux