LibreOffice development on track after Oracle move

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	LibreOffice development on track after Oracle move The Document Foundation on Friday announced a second beta for LibreOffice 3.4, the offshoot of the OpenOffice.org codebase, one week after Oracle said it would no longer sell a commercial version of the productivity suite. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Catholic Health East Success Story Using CA Oblicore Guarantee™, CHE has been able to automate the process of SLA reporting, build a service catalog and capture reliable IT service delivery information. The solution pulls information from originating systems to populate reports, dashboards and SLA scorecards based on defined metrics. Learn More In this Issue Red Hat's Ceylon language is an unneeded tempest in a teapot Google found guilty of patent infringement for using Linux In Oracle's fight with open source, the good guys won -- this time Battle of the Web browsers RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Red Hat The 2011 Red Hat Summit. Join us. The Red Hat Summit brings together engineers, business decision makers, and community enthusiasts to learn about the latest in cloud computing, platform, virtualization, middleware, and management technologies. Click to continue Red Hat's Ceylon language is an unneeded tempest in a teapot Red Hat can't be serious. The leading Linux vendor can't really be planning to develop a brand-new programming language and SDK to compete with Java -- can it? Read More Google found guilty of patent infringement for using Linux A jury in the Eastern District of Texas told Google that it owes Bedrock Computer Technologies $5 million in damages for using versions of Linux that infringe on Bedrock's patents. Read More In Oracle's fight with open source, the good guys won -- this time Larry Ellison has his $1 billion-plus bank account, his 450-foot yacht, and his five-acre private lake on the grounds of his sprawling, $200 million faux Japanese palace. But he no longer has OpenOffice, and what a satisfying development that is. Read More Battle of the Web browsers Stop. Don't look up. Don't look outside of the box, the rectangle holding this text. Can you tell me which browser you're using? Did you choose it yourself for all the right reasons? Can you explain why you're trusting your precious HTML-encoded content to this browser, the way a major league batter can explain why maple or ash and a thin or thick barrel is absolutely the right choice for sending that ball into the bleachers? Are you sure this browser is the best choice for the tags and the metadata hurling toward your computer? Read More
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