Red Hat Sets a Date for OpenShift Source Release

Red Hat is getting set to take the wraps off the source code for OpenShift. The company announced today that it will release the OpenShift code at the Open Cloud Conference to take place in Sunnyvale, Calif., from April 30 …

GNOME 3.4 Released

The GNOME Project has published version 3.4 of its Linux and Unix desktop environment, the second major update to GNOME 3 that adds several new features and brings a number of small improvements……

Slashdot TV Launches Online, Including Many Open Source Videos

Slashdot, which started out as a technology-focused content aggregation online site many years ago, has seen its share of competition but remains a popular place to read up on what's billed as "news for nerds." Many open source community members …

Critical Java Hole Being Exploited on a Large Scale

According to a report, criminals are increasingly exploiting a critical hole in Java to infect victim's computers. Users that have yet to update their Java installations should upgrade to one of the current releases to protect themselves……

Blackboard Buys into Open Source

To be honest, I wasn't completely shocked that Blackboard stepped into the Moodle ring in a major way on Monday. If you've been following the developments in the learning management system market it makes perfect sense: there's a growing number …

KMSCON: A DRM-Based Terminal Emulator

Announced yesterday was the release of kmscon, a terminal emulator for Linux that's similar to what's offered inside the kernel, but instead it's in user-space and relies upon the kernel's DRM interfaces as well as Mesa……

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