"Kernel.net aggregates news, reviews and tutorials about Linux, KDE, Gnome and other major open-source software. The headlines are taken only from sites of acknowledged quality." No feed?

"IdeaTorrent is what can be defined as an "open innovation software": it lets people submit their ideas, brainstorm them, and vote on them. The most popular ideas and requests are then easily assessable."

Sweetcron is a self-hosted lifestreaming application that supports themes & plugins. It is based on the CodeIgniter php framework, from EllisLab.

"BitNami makes installing wikis, blogs, CRM systems a simple and enjoyable process. Get your favorite open source apps in ready to run packages." Interesting idea. I need to AMP up my Eee PC and, being lazy, will give this a try. Update: works a treat!

Five minutes to install and set up. Another five minutes to get it looking fairly pretty. (Remains to be seen whether the users I set it up for will find it easy to use...)

A GNU/Linux live distro aimed at artists/musicians, complete with Supercollider, Icecast, Csound etc.

Andrew Back's weblog.

Interesting. I kind of miss using MT, to be honest.

Brilliant idea, this - a package management-style thing for downloading open source apps for OS X.

Mac open source projects.

Chandler 0.6 delivers an experimentally usable calendar for individuals and small workgroups.

This wiki is an invitation to collaborate on a real-time history and analysis of the politics of open source software adoption.

The CherryOS saga, in great detail.

Among other things, 'The BBC will also be committed to using open standards that will enable users to find and repurpose BBC content in more flexible ways.'

"It clusters results from major search engines, associates words that appear in previous searches, and keeps a local cache of all the results you click on in a searchable database."

Wanking goes open source.

Mogwai gigs on Archive.org

"The purpose of this article is to give an overview of several popular Wiki implementations and see how they fare"

Procurement agency says open source is “a viable desktop alternative for the majority of government users” and “can generate significant savings”. Cool.

Your Machines is a series of hands-on workshops and discussion events introducing Free Open Source Software (FOSS) as a tool for creative practice and exploring the wider issues related to it, at the CCA, Glasgow.

Speex is an Open Source/Free Software patent-free audio compression format designed for speech.