Kernel release: 2.6.12.1, Jun 22, 2005

2.6.12.1 has been released today.
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Capricorn Technologies says it has completed delivery of more than a petabyte of storage to the Internet Archive, a non-profit organization based in San Francisco that creates periodic snapshots of the Internet.

EBay on Tuesday began providing open source code for some of its search and access applications to expand its external developer community.

I've been at the third annual New England Linux Symposium on the campus of Gould Academy in Bethel, Maine for the past three days, meeting and learning from folks from all over Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire who are working to implement Linux and other open source solutions in their schools.

The South Korean government is rolling out a homegrown open source platform to 10,000 schools in the country.

With Version 3.9 of the Live CD Linux Knoppix only recently completed, the next one is already in the offing. In time for the event LinuxTag 2005, which will commence this Wednesday in Karlsruhe, the developer Klaus Knopper will be releasing the Version 4.0 of his Linux system, which can be booted and operated directly from CD.

On June 8 residents of Nyamiryango in western Uganda made their first telephone call from their village. What made this particularly noteworthy is that the village has no electricity or phone lines.

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