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Some Quick Mutt Tips for Sysadmins
So I haven't written the followup to my previous "Introduction to Mutt" blog post, but until I get to that, I figured I should pass along a few timesaving tips I've discovered with mutt. These tips mostly appeal to system administrators, but I can see them being easily adapted to other uses...
- Kyle Rankin [ Jan. 24, 2006 09:58 AM | Subject(s): SysAdmin , Hacks, Linux, Open Source | Permalink]

Don't Give us your Tired Your Poor
Give us your vibrant, exciting, cool, open source Java submissions for this year's OSCON.
- Daniel H. Steinberg [ Jan. 23, 2006 07:26 AM | Subject(s): Java , Open Source | Permalink]

Businesses Promoting Open Source Software Development
It's always interesting to see businesses financially promoting open source software development. Here's a living example.
- Jeremy Jones [ Jan. 18, 2006 12:09 PM | Subject(s): Open Source | Permalink]

Call for Open Source Convention .Net Proposals
Calling on all contributors to .Net related open source projects to submit proposals for the 8th annual O'Reilly Open Source Convention. With a newly added Windows track, you have a new venue to share your knowledge and love of .Net with the world.
- Kevin Shockey [ Jan. 18, 2006 12:04 PM | Subject(s): Open Source | Permalink]

Behind the GPL version 3--and beyond
The GPL covers Linux, MySQL, Samba, and many other packages. 2006 is our year to make it robust.
- Andy Oram [ Jan. 18, 2006 03:19 AM | Subject(s): Open Source | Permalink]

Initial report from GPL 3 conference
The newly proposed license embodies both the conservatism and the room for experimentation for which we can take U.S. law as a metaphor.
- Andy Oram [ Jan. 16, 2006 10:41 AM | Subject(s): Open Source | Permalink]

Windows Has Fewer Security Holes than Linux
The conventional wisdom holds that Windows is a security sieve, while Linux is locked down tight. Then why does Linux have three times the number of security holes as Windows?
- Preston Gralla [ Jan. 11, 2006 01:55 PM | Subject(s): Windows , Open Source, Security | Permalink]

A GUI Library For Lisp On OS X
In this post, Christopher introduces the Ltk GUI Library from Peter Herth. This is a pure Lisp bridge between the Lisp programming language and the Tk GUI toolkit that allows Lispniks to create GUI-based applications that will work nicely with Mac OS X as well as any other platform upon which Lisp and Tk can be found.
- Christopher Roach [ Jan. 08, 2006 01:21 AM | Subject(s): Mac , Linux, Mac, ONLamp, Open Source, Programming Languages, Software Development | Permalink]

Curb your need to be right
In the well-connected world of Hollywood, as shown in the TV series "Curb Your Enthusiasm", what you say can have far-reaching effects. It's a lesson techies should learn.
- Andy Lester [ Jan. 01, 2006 09:58 PM | Subject(s): General , Community, Open Source | Permalink]

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