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FLOSS for Science: "In this Floss4Science interview we bring you the leaders of the MAGMA (Matrix Algebra on GPU and Multicore Architectures) project: Jack Dongarra and Stanimire (Stan) Tomov."

IT World: "We don't hear about community installfests so much anymore (though I know they happen), and information about computer recycling programs is thin on the ground.

So, either these events aren't being broadcast, or their frequency is decreasing."

FLOSS For Science: "This week's interview is with Andy Spencer, developer of Aweather, a free software for visualizing meteorological radar data."

FLOSS for Science: "This week we interviewed Ken Elkabany, CEO of another company with a business model on top of scientific open source software: PiCloud."

FLOSS For Science: "This week we interviewed Lucian Langa, the lead developer of gnoduino, a development environment for Arduino projects under Gnome."

Floss For Science: "This week we interviewed three members of the SciRuby team (a collection of tools for scientific computation written in the Ruby language): John Woods, John Prince and Claudio Bustos."

ITworld: "Free-as-in-freedom software is very often free-as-in-beer, too."

Technology FLOSS: "Just tonight I'm having problems to start my internet connection with the NetworkManager on kubuntu maverick.

The connection has been working like a charm these days so I'd think it's some kind of hiccups. Here's the recipe for it."

Technology FLOSS: "So, you have a broken RAID5 and found the article I wrote for the Free Software Magazine 5 years ago about it and would like to give it a shot.

First off: Good luck! You are gonna need it."

Technology FLOSS: "Like anybody cares for what I think, right? Anyway... I made a comment in one of these wayland-related news at linuxtoday and Carla Shroder took the time to ask me: "...why all that extra complexity to go back to where we were in the first place?""