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Cfix 1.2 introduces improved C++ support
cfix 1.2, which has been released today, introduces a number of new features, the most prominent being improved support for C++ and additional execution options. New C++ API To date, cfix has primaril… more →
Johannes Passing's Blog
OpenClinica Community and Enterprise Editions
ccollins0601 wrote 1 month ago: Dear OpenClinica Community, We are only hours away now from the general release of OpenClinica 3.0. … more →
SpyOS-Express Svn Up
evilcodecave wrote 2 months ago: Redirection: http://evilcodecave.blogspot.com/2009/09/spyos-express-svn-up.html … more →
LGPL Python bindings for Qt
pytale wrote 3 months ago: It’s been awhile since my last post, but there were so much happening in my personal life that … more →
GPL PyQt with LGPL Qt
pytale wrote 5 months ago: UPD: Actually, it turned out that if you don’t want to mess with manual installation of PyQt f … more →
Response to Christian Schaller — Google, the LGPL and software patents
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FelipeC wrote 5 months ago: I read Christian Schaller’s post which says essentially that Google is evil because it’s … more →
Google, Intel Warn Companies On Using Open Source Software; Risky, Costly
Jean-Baptiste Su wrote 7 months ago: Google's Open Source Chief Chris DiBona recommends to act quickly if found violating open source … more →
Historically Important: Sanjiv Jivan's Blog: Update on future direction of GWT-Ext (Licensing debacle)
richardwalker wrote 8 months ago: NOTE: This is of “historical” importance because it was the cause of the “early de … more →
Choosing a license for your ontology
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themindwobbles wrote 8 months ago: Over on Friendfeed this week, I started a discussion (both in The Life Scientists room and in the Sc … more →
Newt - A Perfect Choice For Network Monitoring !
vhxnblog wrote 9 months ago: Newt is a network monitoring software and it is a multithreaded scanning engine to scan all remote c … more →
Why I F/LOSSed my Twitter/Identi.ca interactive bot framework
dagobart wrote 9 months ago: The reason why I released the Twitter/Identi.ca interactive bot framework as Free/Libre Open Source … more →
QuickConnectLinux Beta 1 is Now available
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tetontech wrote 9 months ago: It took longer than expected, but it is here. QuickConnectLinux 1.0 beta 1 uses the 4.5 version of … more →
Qt for the masses = LGPL
alexandersv wrote 10 months ago: When Nokia bought Trolltech I thought it was going to be the end of the desktop apps developed under … more →
Looking at the LGPL license
thomasrutter wrote 10 months ago: The Lesser General Public License (LGPL) is a software license that is based on the GPL, but is more … more →
Qt to be available for free under LGPL
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Andy Brice wrote 10 months ago: Today Nokia announced that the cross-platform Qt framework is to be released under the LGPL, with no … more →
Qt now LGPL
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Sascha Peilicke wrote 10 months ago: If this is not awesome news than I don’t know what else. Actually I’m in undercover-as-I … more →
nice and various icons for your apps
exuv wrote 1 year ago: Free, under lgpl, cc … licence here comes, iconlook, my favorite one. But there is also iconfi … more →
cfix 1.2 introduces improved C++ support
jpassing wrote 1 year ago: cfix 1.2, which has been released today, introduces a number of new features, the most prominent bei … more →
Pure Java/J2ME Compression
joehalliwell wrote 1 year ago: Further releasing bits of code I have lying around: here’s Compressor.java, a lightweight (J2M … more →
Lightweight Encryption for Java/J2ME
joehalliwell wrote 1 year ago: I’ve got a few useful nuggets of code lying around that I’ve been meaning to open-source … more →
