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- Greens don't accept Berlin 'nein' to open source, Jun 26, 2007

GovernmentThe Green Party is accusing the Berlin city government of lacking a coherent IT strategy and thus not being in a position to adequately judge the merits of open source software.
- Berlin Says 'Nein' to Open-Source Migration, May 04, 2007
GovernmentThe German federal government in Berlin, which is an advocate for open-source software in the public sector, may have some lobbying to do at its own front door.
- Gnome extends reach to mobile and embedded devices, Apr 23, 2007
GnomeAn initiative backed by industry giants Intel and Nokia aims to increase the development and use of open source software in mobile phones.
- IBM tries to make computing clusters easier, Mar 01, 2007
IBMInitially targeted at the businesses in the life sciences, computer-aided engineering and finance sectors, IBM will offer preconfigured "snap-together" cluster systems for customers using the company's computers and storage devices.
- Peugeot Citroen revs up 20,000 Suse Linux desktops, Jan 31, 2007
IndustryEuropean car manufacturing giant PSA Peugeot Citroen has agreed to one of the continent's largest-ever deployments of open-source Linux software on desktop computers.
- Munich Begins to Switch Windows Out for Linux, Sep 22, 2006
GovernmentMunich has begun its migration to Linux on the desktop, a year later than planned and nearly three years since the city announced its move to open source software.
- Nuremberg Hopes to Create 'Linux Valley', Aug 03, 2006
GeneralThe Franconia region around Nuremberg, Germany, hopes to establish Europe’s first "Linux Valley" with the launch of a new business campus focused on open-source innovation.
- German (robots) win the World Cup, Jun 21, 2006
EmbeddedThe robot software system is based on the open-source Linux operation system. "We decided to use Linux for a couple of reasons," Stengl said. "One is security. Another is that we've found it easier to program our application on this platform."
- German IT agency to release open source security suite, May 03, 2006
SecurityGermany's Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) will present several new open source-based desktop and security applications on Wednesday at a local Linux event.
- Migrating apps is challenge for Munich Linux project, Oct 26, 2005
GovernmentThe migration of around 300 business applications from Windows to Linux is one of the biggest challenges facing the city of Munich, which has embarked on one of Europe's largest open-source projects in the public sector.
- Agassi: For and against open source, May 24, 2005
Open SourceWhile one software visionary wonders how to get young people interested in developing dry business application software, another may have the solution: open source.
- Munich chooses two local Linux suppliers, Apr 16, 2005
GovernmentThe city of Munich has selected two local German software companies to equip all 14,000 computers in its public administration with Linux and other open-source office applications.
- Novell and Wincor Nixdorf partner on Linux POS systems, Apr 12, 2005
GeneralWincor Nixdorf AG, a supplier of IT systems for the banking and retail sectors, will install the open source Linux operating system in its check-out systems under an agreement announced Monday with Novell Inc.
- New Linux initiative targets Germany's financial sector, Apr 08, 2005
GeneralGerman banks and insurance companies interested in implementing open source Linux in their operations can click to a new portal for information about products, suppliers, applications and more.
- Novell offers discounts to German public sector, Apr 01, 2005
NovellThrough Oct. 15, the Waltham, Massachusetts, software company is offering a 60 percent discount on all products to public sector agencies and administrations in Germany with up to 500 computer users, the company said Thursday.
- How we'll move to Linux - PalmSource CEO, Feb 16, 2005
GeneralYou appear to be making some significant shifts in your strategy, moving beyond PDAs to smart phones and even Linux. Why?

Two years ago, we began to see the real growth opportunities in the handheld-computing market were shifting from stand-alone devices, like the original Palm Pilot, to devices that combine features of the handheld computer with communicator devices, whether it's a smart phone [Treo 650 review] or a BlackBerry-type device. We began refocusing our development efforts to serve that market, which we saw as the future.

- New GNOME version is available for Linux users, Dec 10, 2004
GnomeA new version of GNOME (GNU Network Object Model Environment) desktop interfaces is now available for download.
- Chinese vendor offers Linux mobile platform, Nov 18, 2004
EmbeddedAfter launching two of the world's first Linux smart phones, China's E28 is now offering handset manufacturers the opportunity to license its software and hardware designs based on the increasingly popular open-source operating system.
- Chinese vendor offers Linux mobile platform, Oct 31, 2004
EmbeddedAfter launching two of the world's first Linux smart phones, China's E28 is now offering handset manufacturers the opportunity to license its software and hardware designs based on the increasingly popular open-source operating system.
- Germans seek savings through Linux in tough economic times, Oct 28, 2004
GeneralTough economic times in Germany have made Linux and other open source software products appear tantalizing to local businesses.


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