Although CES is slated to open to the public on Wednesday for the first time since 2020, there has been a rush of cancellations by…
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As it seems inevitable that the UK will extradite Julian Assange to the US to face espionage charges, a rally to support the Wikileaks' editor is planned to take place in Boston on Friday.
In a first-time ruling by Italian courts on open source licensing, a software vendor has lost a civil case for failing to comply with open source license requirements.
The San Francisco-based startup that's caught the eyes of VCs, to the tune of $181.2 million invested in less than a year, is also licensing its platform under the fauxpen source Elastic License.
Brent Laster, who's in charge of R&D at SAS, will be on hand to talk about container technology on Thursday, both for an in-person audience in Columbia, South Carolina, and for people watching globally on Zoom.
Vivaldi's 5.0 release might be seen as the release of two browsers -- one finely tuned for the desktop, and one designed for a wide range of Android devices.
Not only will you get to learn things you maybe don't know about Linux, you might win a copy of Linux Cookbook SE, or some amazing swag!
Nextcloud, The Document Foundation, FSFE, OnlyOffice, and 26 other organizations are pushing the EU and member states to end noncompetitive actions by Microsoft and others.