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Vietnamese government mandates Open Source

Kicking out Microsoft

Thu Jan 08 2009, 12:10

Red Hat posts a decent quarter

Revenue, profit ahead of guidance

Tue Dec 23 2008, 10:25

School teacher bans Linux

Claims it is illegal

Thu Dec 11 2008, 09:28

Linux too vanilla? Try this

First INQpressions PC-BSD 1.3: Basic, simple, does the job

Tue May 15 2007, 12:51

Linux proves almost desktop-ready

Brief INQpressions Close but no cigar

Wed Feb 28 2007, 15:51

INQUIRER helps debug Win4Lin Pro

First INQpressions Couldn't log-on to virtual Win2k machine on Linux

Sat Sep 30 2006, 11:28

Linux boosted by netbook demand

In most places

Wed Jan 07 2009, 10:45

OU opens crack for open source

Still needs a shove

Tue Dec 16 2008, 07:25

OpenCL opens for business

CUDA WUDA SHUDA

Tue Dec 09 2008, 05:10

Babel Linux distro is all spin and costs a bob or two

First INQpressions BabelDisc Linux thingummy

Wed Apr 18 2007, 15:12

Ubuntu spurns Microsoft's advances

Second INQpression Open source, closed minds

Tue Feb 20 2007, 13:13

ATI's Linux drivers do not totally suck, shock

First INQpressions Control panel still does, a bit

Fri Sep 29 2006, 22:30

Intel lures Alan Cox away from Red Hat

OS war's a-coming

Tue Dec 30 2008, 18:56

Wine gets 64-bit treatment

Pass another bottle

Mon Dec 15 2008, 18:47

Three flavours of Open Source distros reviewed

First INQpressions Mild, medium, and with extra spice

Mon Aug 27 2007, 15:06

SeaMonkey 1.1 offers a good alternative to Firefox

First INQpressions Mozilla seen alive and kicking

Thu Mar 01 2007, 01:24

Java install on Linux is pants

One Mad Geek ATI! Oh linux, where is thy sting?

Sun Oct 01 2006, 19:18

"IE for Linux" hack offers one more reason not to boot Windows

First INQpressions Foolproof Wine installer script made in Brazil

Tue Sep 26 2006, 11:06
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