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Now that Thunderbird is back in the Debian repositories, the decade long dispute that led to all Mozilla products in Debian being rebranded has ended.
The hatchet is finally completely buried. Iceweasel was […]
Continue reading The Great Debian Iceweasel/Icedove Saga Comes to an End
FOSS Week in Review
Also, eight new distro releases, CoreOS raises another $28 million, Mint drops codecs and the women of open source.
The most reported FOSS story this week was the beginning of […]
Continue reading Italian Military Goes LibreOffice, HBO Abuses DMCA & More…
On Tuesday, May 3, people in communities around the world will gather to take a stand against digital rights management.
Tuesday May 3 is International Day Against DRM, which for ten years has been […]
Continue reading Tuesday Is ‘International Day Against DRM’
FOSS Week in Review
Wow. It certainly didn’t take long after the holidays for the FOSS news wire to heat up again. It’s like all the newsmakers have been chomping at the bit to get […]
Continue reading Shuttleworth at SCALE, Google Rolls Over & More…
Kim Dotcom vows to again rise from the ashes with a new online storage site, this one free and open source, built on donations, and nonprofit. Funny thing is, most of us didn’t know he […]
Continue reading Dotcom’s FOSS Cloud Plans
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