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Developer Linux News for Feb 15, 2011
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IronBee Open Source WAF Project Launches (Feb 15, 2011, 20:04)
eSecurity Planet: "In the open source world,
the ModSecurity project has helped to lead the charge for WAFs, but
there is now a group that is aiming to build a new open source WAF
called IronBee."
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Joomla vs. Drupal: An open source CMS shootout (Feb 15, 2011, 19:34)
IT World: "For many organizations (or
individuals) with content to post and manage, blog tools like the
highly popular WordPress may be more than adequate. But for
companies with greater amounts of content, users, or complexity,
including integration with ecommerce and also with other internal
and external applications, a more comprehensive content management
systems (CMS) is needed."
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Samsung Laptops and Linux (Feb 15, 2011, 15:17)
linux kernel monkey log: "Finally, after many
years of people asking for this, Linux can now properly support all
known Samsung laptop devices."
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Qt's future: Bigger than Nokia (Feb 15, 2011, 13:46)
IT World: "Friday's odd slow-motion train wreck
of an announcement from Nokia that they would be entering a
strategic partnership with Microsoft to ship Windows Mobile 7
devices prompted a lot of initial dismay from Android fans, who
questioned the sanity of Nokia CEO Stephen Elop and his executive
team."
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Is KWin rocket science? (Feb 15, 2011, 06:03)
Martin's Blog: "This weekend I played around
with adding a slight animation to the BoxSwitch effect when the
selection changes and when new windows are opened or existing
closed. Here's the video:"
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Well that didn't take long-- MSQt (Feb 15, 2011, 04:27)
MSQt: "MSQt™ is an application and UI
framework. Using MSQt™, you can write web-enabled
applications once and deploy them across MS™ Windows®,
MS™ Mobile® and MS™ Tablet® operating systems
without rewriting the source code."
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