Finally, here's a Reuters article about the announcement. You couldn't get people farther apart in culture. It castigates Microsoft for continuing to ship vulnerable software, and talks of possible liability for the damages. There is a strong recommendation for businesses and governments that they should switch to free software to avoid these problems in the future. AFUL also warns against using proprietary software on Linux, and singles out StarOffice explicitly as being possibly vulnerable.
English text is available via babelfish .
Indrema Announces OpenStream Collaboration for Linux Video Project . FreeDesk licenses VistaSource Anyware Office . This product is essentially a version of ApplixWare which can be served over the web. It is, of course, a place to buy Linux-related hardware and software, and thus looks like a competitor to Red Hat's Marketplace. Ariel also announced that it will make the source code for its Linux remote access drivers available through the Open Source Initiative.