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Developer Linux News for Jul 06, 2007
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Kernel Space: Linux Security Non-Modules and AppArmor (Jul 06, 2007, 18:00)
Techworld: "Meanwhile, the LSM interface is
easily abused; since it allows the insertion of hooks into almost
any system operation of interest, it can be used by other modules
to provide non-security functionality..."
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Apache Foundation Co-Founder Likes GPLv3 (Jul 06, 2007, 17:15)
InformationWeek: "One of the unsung features of
GPLv3 is its grant of compatibility to the Apache and Eclipse open
source licenses..."
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Will Open Source Developers be Well Paid? (Jul 06, 2007, 16:30)
Datamation: "He's the author of The Economic
Motivation of Open Source Software, a scholarly article that
describes significant shifts in the software business. Datamation
spoke with him about how these shifts are shaping the pay levels of
open source developers..."
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Linux Developers Considering Move to Eclipse (Jul 06, 2007, 13:30)
Linux-Watch: "At the recent Linux Foundation
Collaboration Summit, it was decided to start making Eclipse, the
open-source development platform, the Visual Studio for
Linux..."
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Linux: Suspend2 Becomes TuxOnIce (Jul 06, 2007, 09:45)
KernelTrap: "The 'Suspend2' project has been
renamed to 'TuxOnIce' Nigel Cunningham announced on the
lkml..."
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The Real Meaning of GNU GPLv3 (Jul 06, 2007, 03:00)
Linux Journal: "Now that the final version of
the GNU General Public Licence version 3 has been released, the
in-depth analysis of its implications can begin..."
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Joomla!--The Licence Stays the Same (Jul 06, 2007, 01:30)
iTWire: "Did this mean that releases of Joomla!
uptil that point had been violating the GPL? Would users face
problems as a result...?"
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If You're Steve Ballmer, Don't Read This (Jul 06, 2007, 00:00)
CNET News: "Instead of kicking back for the
July 4 holiday, Steve Ballmer should be going crazy right
now..."
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