Let's get smaller, writable and multiuser! A new library, new kernel and other bells and whistles gives us more practice building a highly functional Linux system with a tiny footprint. (more…)

Nicholas gives us a head start on reducing the Linux footprint with TinyLogin. (more…)

Java-based “Digital Media Center” plays DVDs, MP3s and more, and it's running Linux. (more…)

Lamphere describes a straightforward technique that allows kernel debugging in the safety of user space. (more…)

As embedded and real-time Linux explode, development tools are necessary to track behavior–here's one. (more…)

Check out the recent additions to the Microwindows Project. (more…)

The skinny on building your own SMS gateway.

GSM (Global System of Mobile Communications) short messages have become tremendously popular in just a few years. Popularity of Short Message Services (SMS) was not foreseen and surprised telecommunication companies, but its popularity had an effect. (more…)

Microsoft describes the GNU General Public License (GNU GPL) as an “open source” license, and says it is against the American Way. (more…)

eWEEK's Jeff Moad wrote this amusing commentary about Microsoft's recent attack on the open source movement. Moad writes . . . (more…)

LynuxWorks, Trillium Digital Systems Inc., and Highlander are hosting a series of free seminars covering open standards, high availability platforms, CORBA, and communications software for next generation networks. Take advantage of Open Standards to accelerate the development of your distributed applications that require real-time, high availability, and signaling interoperability. (more…)