Driving Open Source Participation in WordPress Development [Video]
Much of today's internet is built on Wordpress: there's one wordpress site for every 101 people on the planet! It's free and open-source, extendible as a platform for plugins, relatively secure and reliable. A large part of its success is
Down with This Sort of Thing: TD Calls for Crackdown on “Open Source Browsers”
Fine Gael TD Patrick O'Donovan has discovered that our way of life is under threat from anonymous internet users and their nasty "open source" browsers. But never fear, gentle citizens, he's on the case. Fine
Linux By The Numbers
The Linux Foundation has released their latest report and also produced a nice little graphic to help illustrate it. Here are some of the headline numbers: Nearly 10,000 developers from more than 1,000 companies have contributed
Debian 7.0 Wheezy Released
debian-open (Photo credit: bv) Debian 7.0 "Wheezy" was released on Saturday. The latest version of Debian brings a number of new features to the open source operating system including "multiarch support". Multiarch support means
Infographic: Current State Of Linux
Which Linux distributions are popular? Why do people use it? Who contributes the most to it? Pingdom have released a pretty slick infographic that answers these and other questions:
Breaking: Portugal Says Peer to Peer Sharing Is Legal
A Portuguese court has ruled that peer to peer sharing of music and films is legal. The decision was made public in the last couple of hours in the Portuguese tech press. From what I can
