Leftovers: OSS
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The Open Source Initiative Announces Linux Professional Institute Affiliate Membership
Leading vendor-independent Linux certification organization extends commitment to furthering the adoption of Linux and Open Source.
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AtScale Expands its Marriage of Approachable BI Tools and Hadoop
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QEMU is Conservancy's Newest Member Project
Today, Software Freedom Conservancy proudly welcomes QEMU, the generic machine emulator and virtualizer, as a member project. QEMU is now one of many free and open source software projects who call Conservancy their non-profit corporate home.
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The missing discovery: CSIR’s open source drug development making waves everywhere except India
It is an idea that has not set the country on fire, but has been noticed all over the world. For a few years now, it has been knocking at the doors of international technology awards, but losing out in the end to far more extraordinary innovations. It has also been among the few, if not the only, ideas from India to get an entire session at an American Chemical Society meeting. It is called the Open Source Drug Discovery (OSDD) model. With a bit of luck and commitment, it could break new ground in drug discovery and development.
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