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Developer Linux News for May 17, 2007
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Sun's Schwartz: Don't Forget that Java is Open Sourced (May 17, 2007, 22:30)
ZDNet: "...I've been e-mailing back and forth
with Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz about Java and the deathmatch that
clearly looms ahead between it and competing cross-platform runtime
environments from Adobe and Microsoft..."
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A Group Conversation with Eben Moglen, Part I (May 17, 2007, 16:30)
LinuxPlanet: "Eben Moglen is one of those
people in the community that delivers his message in a clear,
concise way that never fails to capture the attention of his
audiences..."
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Microsoft's Patent Threats Evoke Retorts (May 17, 2007, 15:00)
Linux-Watch: "Partly in response to Microsoft's
recent patent threats to Linux and other open-source software, the
FSF announced on May 16 the creation of a new activist campaigns
team..."
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Open Letter to Novell: Release the Patent Numbers! (May 17, 2007, 14:15)
LXer: "But apparently Microsoft is willing to
tell someone what those 235 are. They are telling the companies
that they sign cross license deals with. Companies such as
yourself, Novell..."
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Art Meets Open Source at Libre Graphics Meeting (May 17, 2007, 09:45)
Linux.com: "Unlike a typical Linux
get-together, at the Libre Graphics Meeting, half of the attendees
are developers and the other half are artists..."
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Anatomy of the Linux Slab Allocator (May 17, 2007, 04:30)
developerWorks: "The goal of memory management
is to provide a method by which memory can be dynamically shared
amongst a variety of users for a variety of purposes..."
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Responding to Mr. Allison on ODF (May 17, 2007, 01:30)
ZDNet: "After dropping a few anti-Vista dings,
he explained the problems he had trying to open Office XML files in
OpenOffice, and used that as reason to call for all the world to
standardize on ODF..."
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