Cape May Court House, NJ --- Tycho Softworks, a leading provider of free software based telephony solutions and migration support, today announced support for the GNU Telephony Software Stack. Tycho Softworks will offer and support a prepackaged GNU Telephony software stack so that developers of scalable enterprise, carrier hosted, and governmental telephony solutions can focus on developing their applications rather than on configuring the underlying platform.

Trolltech is pleased to announce the release of Qt 4.1, the latest version of its leading cross-platform development software. Qt 4.1 - the first feature release since Qt 4.0 - includes a wide range of performance and stability enhancements, as well a number functionality additions. Key features include:

Linux Desktops Double Using Innovative New Software

The Ubuntu Server Team has been established to pursue short term, high impact goals for the Ubuntu 6.04 release, such as server hardware testing and kernel quality assurance.

The Ark Linux team is pleased to announce the release of Ark Linux 2005.2 -- a bit later than expected, but we think it was worth the wait.

A new VariCAD 2005 2.00 bringing significant improvements was released today. It includes substantially improved functionality with more documents (files), new STL file output, new options for copying objects (both between drawings and within the drawing), and more.

AMD has just upped its commitment to Novell, moving up to become a platinum partner in our technology partner program, the highest level.

Video enabled media players, like the latest in the range from Apple, become very popular these days. Besides Apple's iPod, most of the portable media players use Microsoft's Windows Mobile operating system. But the one brought in discussion, Neuros 442, relies on an open source operating system, namely Linux.

BOSTON and NEW YORK - November 30, 2005 - The Free Software Foundation (FSF) and the Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC) today released a document specifying the process and guidelines for revising the Foundation's GNU General Public License (GNU GPL). The FSF will release the first discussion draft of the new license for comment at the International Public Conference for GPLv3 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) on January 16 and 17, 2006.

Opera Software, the world leader in Web browsing technologies, today revealed that online security concerns have prompted record downloads of Opera 8.51, the latest version of Opera’s award-winning Web browser. The surge in downloads can be attributed in part to the detection of additional, severe security flaws in Internet Explorer.

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