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Ubuntu has its Open Week , Fedora has Classroom .
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More Community Classes, Please
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More Community Classes, Please
May 8th, 2010 
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Posted in Open Source News 
Tags: Chat, communicate, default-channel, end-item, Fedora, indie-status, linux-shedding, rapid-upgrade, source-projects, suggest-setting, summer, ubuntu 
No Comments »Interview with Mercurial’s Matt Mackall
April 30th, 2010 Admin
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Recently, Mercurial author Matt Mackall has decided to try to devote his full time to working on the distributed source control tool. He’s doing this by seeking funding from companies that use Mercurial or sell Mercurial-based products.
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Interview with Mercurial’s Matt Mackall
Posted in Open Source News Tags: Bazaar, contributors, Development, distractions, git, mercurial, microsoft, open-source, project, question, source, source-projects, tools No Comments »The Sad Story of XOOPS: Governance Fail
April 28th, 2010 Admin
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The XOOPS community was dealt a bad hand last week.
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The Sad Story of XOOPS: Governance Fail
Posted in Open Source News Tags: daniel-robbins, Freedom, Gentoo, herko-coomans, Legal, open-source, Perspective, project, Public, source, source-projects, xoops No Comments »RapidFTR Helps Reunite Children and Parents After Large-Scale Emergencies
March 23rd, 2010 Admin
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Natural disasters and crisis situations are horrifying enough without the added issue of separated families and lost children. Open source project RapidFTR is mobile application designed to help aid workers reunite children with their parents. RapidFTR lets emergency workers collect essential on-scene information about missing or found children such as age, family contact information, health status, and even a photograph.
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RapidFTR Helps Reunite Children and Parents After Large-Scale Emergencies
Is Wikipedia’s "Deletionism" Out of Control?
March 19th, 2010 Admin
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Wikipedia has become famous, or perhaps infamous, for its intolerance of new content.
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Is Wikipedia’s "Deletionism" Out of Control?
Posted in Open Source News Tags: deletionist, deletionists, Desktop, dwm, end-item, post-review, Reference, source, source-projects, traditional, wiki, wikimedia-hires, wikipedia, wikipedia-logo No Comments »
