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Name: OSLiving

Short Bio: Andrew Eglinton is the founder and chief editor of Open Source Living.

Website: http://www.osliving.com

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Open Source Gaming: The Apricot Interview

Apricot is the title of an open source game currently being developed by the Amsterdam-based Blender Institute. While Blender is perhaps best known in the open source world for its cross-platform 3D content creation suite of the same name, it is fast developing a presence in the multimedia entertainment industry too. In 2005/06 it launched […]

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Wordpress: Hero With Half a Dozen Faces

WordPress is a widely used PHP/MYSQL blog platform or to quote directly from the source: “WordPress is a state-of-the-art semantic personal publishing platform with a focus on aesthetics, web standards, and usability.” See the OSLiving Archive entry for more information.

In Retrospect
WordPress (WP) began in 2003 as a fork of the blog engine known as b2. […]

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Log Book Part 1: Starting out

Welcome to part 1 of the OSLiving Log Book. This is a special category on Sourced that chronicles the development of the site since its inception. Piece by piece the log book will paint the picture of collaborative website building based on Open Source ethics and ideas. Part 1 in this series looks at the […]

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Sourced is a multi-authored blog addressing issues of import in a broadly based Open Source context. It is a space for information, discovery and informed debate.

Discover a wide range of content from software reviews and interviews with leading figures in the field, to commentary on current Open Source issues.

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Brian Vought - blogs about software, with a particular interest in Linux.

James Laslavic - blogs about operating system releases, artwork and usability development, and community issues within the open source scene.

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