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ghca.com/computers
GHCA's Linux-based Computer Lab and Teacher Network
GHCA's Linux-based Computer Lab & Network GHCA helped pioneer open source software in education Homepage/ Calendars/ SURRAnet/ Blogs/ Resources/ Facebook Search: Built on open source software Greater Houlton Christian Academy entered the international spotlight back in January of 2003 when Linux Journal published an article titled, "Linux From Kindergarten To High School." This article features the Academy's Linux-based computer lab, detailing how a small, private school was able to build
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mindtouch.com/blog
MindTouch Blog | Innovation, Marketing and Content Strategy Resources
MindTouch is an industry thought leader in open source and Enterprise 2.0 technologies. The MindTouch blog is great place to participate in a variety of discussions on innovation, marketing and strategy
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sourceforge.net/community
SourceForge.net: Blog
SourceForge.net. Fast, secure and free downloads from the largest Open Source applications and software directory
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journals.democraticunderground.com/krkaufman
plooger's Journal
Latest Greatest Lobby Journals Search Options Help Login Home » Discuss » Journals » krkaufman Advertise on more than 70 progressive blogs! plooger's Journal I am LOVING Palin's railing about anonymous source attacks Posted by krkaufman in General Discussion (1/22-2007 thru 12/14/2010) Tue Nov 02nd 2010, 07:52 AM I'd really like to see Princess Also Too struggle through a question, given her recent comments on anonymous source attacks, asking her for her view of the
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unicon.net/jlewis
jlewis's blog | Unicon
Skip to Navigation Search Search this site: Persistent Links Register Sign In Home Services Support Training Open Source Company Contact Us Careers Home ? Blogs ? jlewis's blog A Sane Approach to Software Procurement By John Lewis January 24, 2011 I've spent a lot of time over the past few years talking about what's wrong with the standard procurement process when it comes to adopting enterprise software, and how open source options cannot be properly considered under those circumstances