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Syllabus for Mitch Kapor's Berkeley course on open source

Mitch Kapor, for those of you young'uns who don't know, was the designer of Lotus 1-2-3, the killer app that made the IBM PC a must-have, and he's currently leading development of Chandler, a next-gen PIM that should really shake things up once it finally gets released. For our purposes today, ...
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Flickr uploading on Linux, pt. 3: F-Spot

This is part 3 of a 4-part series on uploading photos to Flickr from your Linux box (part 1 looked at jUploadr, & part 2 touched on Digikam). I'm assuming you already know what Flickr is and you have a Flickr account, and now you want to bulk upload photos to Flickr from your Linux box. In my ...
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Flickr uploading on Linux, pt. 2: Digikam

This is part 2 of a 4-part series on uploading photos to Flickr from your Linux box (see part 1, which covered jUploadr). I'm assuming you already know what Flickr is and you have a Flickr account, and now you want to bulk upload photos to Flickr from your Linux box. In my case, I'm using Kubuntu, ...
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Flickr uploading on Linux, pt. 1: jUploadr

This is part 1 of a 4-part series on uploading photos to Flickr from your Linux box. I'm assuming you already know what Flickr is and you have a Flickr account, and now you want to bulk upload photos to Flickr from your Linux box. In my case, I'm using Kubuntu, but the software I cover should work ...
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LinuxWorld 2006: PC-BSD

Let's be honest here: BSD is incredibly powerful, stable, and secure, but it's never been the first OS that enters folks' minds when you utter the word "desktop." There are some new ideas in the BSD world, however, and the people behind those new ideas are trying hard to expand BSD to more desktops. ...
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LinuxWorld 2006: Who won the Golden Penguin Bowl?

This is Scott, reporting from LinuxWorld 2006 again. Last night was the exciting annual Golden Penguin Bowl, in which two teams - typically composed of members from competing companies - divide into the Nerds and the Geeks to answer trivia, playfully mock each other, and have a good time. Hosted as ...
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LinuxWorld 2006: CrossOver Office for Mac OS X

I'm reporting in from LinuxWorld, letting the fine folks who read DLS know about the latest & greatest news from the Land of Free & Open Source Software. A few weeks ago, Apple made quite a stir with their announcements about their spiffy new Mac Pro and Xserves, as well as cool new updates ...
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LinuxWorld 2006: Xandros Server 1.0

Greetings, DLS readers. I'm reporting from LinuxWorld 2006, in cool & breezy San Francisco. Over the next few days I'll be letting you know about what's new, what's cool, and what's interesting at our annual PenguinCon. Some of you have probably heard about Xandros Desktop, an attempt to create ...
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