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Google's Java Jam

Sometimes things that are supposedly free for the taking -- such as open source software -- can ultimately cost a wad of dough from the corporate coffers. That could well be the lesson Google learns from a lawsuit Oracle filed last year alleging that Google violated its intellectual property as well as infringed on its copyright for using a variation of Java...

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ClipIt: Even a Humble Clipboard Can Benefit From Whistles and Bells

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Geeqie Image Viewer Geeks Out on Features

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Adobe's Vanishing Linux Air Support: Personal or Strictly Business?

Adobe's recent decision to pull support away from Air for Linux might be the first in a series of market adjustments designed to throttle its bottom line with Android rather than the traditional Linux platform. But the move could cost the company a bank roll of good will ...

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Arista Transcoder: Media Conversions Without the Technical Inquisition

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GNOME 3 vs. Unity: A Schism in the Making?

The face of the Linux desktop is drastically evolving. While the Linux communities struggle to bring more business and home users to the Linux desktop, existing users face choices about adopting redesigned desktop shells or finding suitable replacements. The fallout might well be the start of a Great New Linux Schism ...

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Osmo PIM: The Strong, Silent and Incredibly Capable Type

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Email-Reminder Sends Notifications the Good Old-Fashioned Way

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Audio Tag Tool: The Manic Music Librarian's Friend

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VirtualBox 4 Builds a Clean and Easy Sandbox Inside Your Linux Desktop

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Are Android Tablets Stumbling Out of the Gate?

Based on initial sales reports and some tablet market flip flops, the few Android tablets that have hit the shelves so far seem to have crashed and burned. Early sales figures indicate that no Android tab is coming close to being the much-awaited Apple iPad alternative. But will time heal all? Does the Android tablet just need the same growing time that consumers gave the iPad?...

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gLabels Does the Job but Wouldn't Make Patrick Bateman Sweat

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Sentinella: A Snappy System Sentinel for Linux Lovers

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SeaMonkey: More Than Just a Firefox Clone

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Natty Narwhal Offers Unity but No Clarity

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In the Linux Garage, Xfce Is Your Tough, Reliable Jeep

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HomeBank: A Fine Financial App Once You Clear the Setup Hurdle

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PDF Shuffler: A Dead Simple, Dead Serious, Dead-On Winner

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What Does Google Owe FOSS?

Mobile device developers are in a holding pattern with plans to plug in the much-awaited Google Android 3.0 upgrade. The delay is causing some bad feelings in the FOSS (Free Open Source Software) community. But it is unlikely that Google will carry many scars from the dispute ...

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Bluetile Keeps My App Windows Nice and Neat

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