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FOSS Week in Review
The summer of ’16 is all but over. Good […]
Continue reading Redesigning Tor, Goodbye OpenOffice & More…
FOSS Week in Review
Flamethrowers and a kumbaya that will probably never happen: Yep, that’s the kind of week it was this week in the land of free/open source software.
Wearing your fireproof underwear? KDE’s […]
Continue reading Seigo Throws Flame, Office Suite Kumbaya & OS Face Off
Here at FOSS Force we’re very proud to be an official media partner for the Great Wide Open conference that’ll be held in Atlanta next week. Because this is an enterprise conference, I don’t think […]
Continue reading What a Layperson Can Gain From an Enterprise Open Source Conference
FileZilla, a free and open source FTP client that can run on Windows, Mac OS X and GNU/Linux.
You have probably installed Linux on your work laptop and impress […]
Continue reading Using FOSS in a Windows-Centric Corporate Environment
If I were Yogi Berra, I might say something like, “When times get desperate, the desperate get desperater.”
We’re hearing reports that Microsoft is having trouble pushing copies of the whiz-bang don’t-call-it-metro Windows 8 […]
Continue reading Microsoft Cranks Up FUD Machine
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