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More than one billio...
H-Online.com: VLC, the popular cross-platform, open source media player, has been downloaded more than one billion times since the project was transferred to the VideoLAN Organization in 2005....
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Oracle to pursue lon...
ars technica: In the Oracle v. Google lawsuit, Judge William Alsup has been making it clear that Oracle is unlikely to get much money out of its copyright win, since the jury is split over the issue of fair use. Nevertheless......
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/news/news/powertop-2.0-power-management-tool-available
Powertop 2.0 power m...
H-Online.com: After a long time in development, version 2.0 of the Linux tool for identifying and adjusting components that consume excessive amounts of power has now been released....
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/news/news/notes-from-the-ubuntu-developer-summit
Notes from the Ubunt...
H-Online.com: At UDS, Canonical's VP of OEM Services claimed that Ubuntu will be installed on 5% of all computers next year. The Ubuntu developers also announced their intention to fork the GNOME Control Center....
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/news/news/vert.x-offers-event-driven-framework-for-the-jvm
Vert.x offers event-...
H-Online.com: Vert.x is taking on node.js's event-driven credentials with a JVM-powered polyglot event framework for Java, Groovy, Ruby and JavaScript....
Welcome
The Centre for Open Software Innovation (COSI) was established in 2009, as the University of Waikato's leading research centre on computer science theory and practice. It is the purpose of COSI to:
- Inspire and extend open development practice in computer science;
- Innovate (open) systems, theories and tools to improve processes and products;
- Excel at core computer science theory and practice as the foundation for innovation;
- Be community leaders at the local, national and international levels through effective communication and openness.