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This weeks newsletter from the ICT for Development section of the Development Gateway is shock full of Open Source news related to the developing world. (And I've added a few extra tidbits of my findings from other sources): Reuters reports on the, by now, well-known story that China
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Breaking the Word Processor Curve Bruce Byfiled makes a compelling case for OpenOffice, as more than just a replacement for word. I'm a long-time OpenOffice user, but to be honest I mostly use it to open office files and do most of my writing in vim or on
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So I'm back from the incredible adventure that was SummerSource. I have a truckload of impressions in my mind to deal with, scores of new friends, dozens of ideas, and in general a very busy and exciting time ahead (optimism rocks). Dureing the weeks mad camp, I practically
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Tactical Tech I'll hopefully be attending the Tactical Tech Summer Camp for NGO's, on the Croatian Island of Vis in early September. If all goes well, I'll be showing of some Open Source wireless solutions, and hopefully demoing some VoIP systems, including Voice over
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O'Reilly Network: Linux on the Linksys [July 21, 2003] So, we've known for a while that Linksys 802.11g unit (the WRT54G) runs linux underneath the hood, and O'Reilly Network: Rob Flickenger [July 21, 2003] Rob FLickenger from Seattle wireless, and Author of the