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The Audacity of Open Source Audio
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ODF Keeps Winning; No Wonder Microsoft Went Corrupt Against It
http://boycottnovell.com/ 2008/ 10/ 12/ odf-keeps-winning-in-venezuela/ODF Keeps Winning; No Wonder Microsoft Went Corrupt Against It Posted in Formats, Microsoft, Standard, OpenDocument, America, Open XML, Africa at 10:58 am by Roy Schestowitz From the Campaign for Document Freedom T
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ISO Fallout, ODF Uprise
http://boycottnovell.com/ 2008/ 10/ 06/ iso-fallout-odf-uprise/ISO Fallout, ODF Uprise Posted in Formats, Microsoft, Office Suites, Standard, OpenDocument, Europe, SUN, Open XML, Ecma, IBM, OpenOffice, ISO at 11:47 am by Roy Schestowitz W
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VLC Updated to 0.9.2
http://motd.ambians.com/ news/ vlc-updated-092Video Lan Client , the nigh-indispensable open source media player for multiple audio and video formats , has recently been updated to version 0.8.6i. The new version, a 29.6 megabyte download , functions as a ...
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Trying out OpenGoo, the Open Source Web Office
http://www.officetweaks.com/ trying-out-opengoo-the-open-source-web-office/Yup, another web office here - the OpenGoo. OpenGoo or Open Source Web Office is an open source web office which allows you create, publish, share and collaborate documents. Currently, it allows you to create text documents, spreadsheets (coming soon), presentations, Task Lists, E-mails, Calendars, Web Links, and Contacts.
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Does India Bypass ISO with a New Policy?
http://boycottnovell.com/ 2008/ 09/ 04/ proposition-bypass-iso/Does India Bypass ISO with a New Policy? Posted in Formats, Microsoft, Standard, OpenDocument, Asia, Open XML, ISO at 3:11 pm by Roy Schestowitz Several officials in several different nations have already called for a possible ISO replacement to serve as a criterion for technical selections.
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OpenDocument Format Keeps Winning in Sweden, Brazil
http://boycottnovell.com/ 2008/ 09/ 03/ odf-sweden-brazil/OpenDocument Format Keeps Winning in Sweden, Brazil Posted in Formats, Microsoft, OpenDocument, Europe, America, Open XML, ISO at 12:30 pm by Roy Schestowitz From the Campaign for Document Freedom The bad taste of Microsoft’s OOXML must not be doing it any favours.
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The Most Important Reason OOXML Should Be Defeated
http://www.linuxloop.com/ news/ 2008/ 09/ 02/ the-most-important-reason-ooxml-sh…More than any technical or political reason, the biggest reason we should hope that Microsoft’s new format, OOXML, is not standardized is simply that it is our best hope for finally achieving one standard document format. For some time, the debate over OOXML has been going on.
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Opening the Door to Linux in the Enterprise Using Vendor-independent Formats
http://boycottnovell.com/ 2008/ 08/ 30/ vendor-independent-formats/Opening the Door to Linux in the Enterprise Using Vendor-independent Formats Posted in Formats, Microsoft, Windows, GNU/Linux, Standard, OpenDocument, Open XML, IBM, FOSS, Corel at 5:38 pm by Roy Schestowitz Taking an alternative approach and perspective to handling of gradual migrations An impulsive and immediate migration to Linux can sometimes lead to disappointment.
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Interview with Richard Hulse of Radio New Zealand, on the decision to offer Ogg Vorbis
http://www.fsdaily.com/ Industry/ Interview_with_Richard_Hulse_of_Radio_New_Zeal…When I read that Radio New Zealand had just decided to start adding Ogg Vorbis files to their online offerings, I was curious. How do folks make such decisions? I surely wish everyone would do what Radio New Zealand has just done. read more
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Embedded JavaScript’s missing link
http://www.j5live.com/ 2008/ 08/ 26/ embedded-javascripts-missing-link/Havoc, I totally agree that embeddable languages is the way to go. I’ve been using JavaScript heavily lately, along with the excellent Firebug for debugging (decent debuggers are something some very big languages are missing btw). The biggest issue I have with JavaScript is it’s lack of structure
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