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Developer Linux News for Sep 28, 2009
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Without Free Software, Open Source Would Lose its Meaning (Sep 28, 2009, 22:33)
Linux Journal: "But even though I generally
look forward to reading his posts, I have been rather dreading the
appearance of one that I knew, one day, he would write...because it
would be wrong. And now he has written it, with the
self-explanatory headline: "Free software is dead. Long live open
source.""
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Mozilla coders join Palm, apparently jabbing Apple (Sep 28, 2009, 21:33)
DeepTech: "Two prominent Web-based programming
advocates have left Mozilla for Palm, arguing that the time has
come to use browsers to bypass Apple's controlling role in mobile
applications."
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Kernel Log - Main development phase of Linux 2.6.32 completed (Sep 28, 2009, 20:33)
The H Open: "With the first release candidate
of Linux 2.6.32, last night, Linus Torvalds completed the main
development phase of the next version of Linux on the main
development branch."
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Created: Open Android Alliance (Sep 28, 2009, 16:03)
daniel.haxx.se: "This C&D act triggered a
huge reaction in the Android communities as people suddenly became
aware of the fact that A) parts of the Android core OS aren't at
all open (source) and B) Google is not the cuddly Teddy Bear we all
want it to be."
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The C programming language and its importance (Sep 28, 2009, 13:33)
AP Lawrence: "The C programming language after
all is not for everybody. It is meant for people who need not be
told about it. It is meant for people who do not need to be
taught."
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Ubuntu 9.10 Netbook Remix Is Looking Great (Sep 28, 2009, 12:33)
Phoronix: "Ubuntu Netbook Remix came around
last year at Computex Taipei and the original version we tried out
was quite nice with its small-screen optimizations and very
different launcher interface compared to simply running GNOME or
KDE on a small mobile device."
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