Monthly Archives: December 2007

Norway goes open!

Posted on December 27, 2007 by Peter Loshin

Here’s some more good news on the open standards front: Norway mandates open formats. The article is by Arve Bersvendsen, a developer for Opera Software, and points to the original report (in Norwegian). The bottom line is that in Norway … Continue reading →

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Learning about Linux, Online and Free

Posted on December 12, 2007 by Peter Loshin

Not much for me to add here, just a pointer for anyone interested in learning more about Linux but not interested in spending lots of money: 10 Sites Offering Free Linux Courses Online. And in case you wondered, this is … Continue reading →

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Linux Hardware of Interest

Posted on December 10, 2007 by Peter Loshin

Retailers selling PCs loaded with Linux instead of Windows aren’t really news; there’ve been little startups and garage-based vendors of such things for years. But now that Dell has taken the dive, PCs running Linux out of the box are … Continue reading →

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