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GroundWork Launches MonitoringForge.org for Monitoring Tools

GroundWork Open Source, which provides commercial open source network management software, has announced the launch of MonitoringForge.org, which it bills as a unified hub for open source monitoring. While the site is primarily aimed at IT administrators who want to compare open source system and network monitoring tools to proprietary alternatives, it may also serve several useful purposes for open source project leaders that don't have community web sites and need to automate aspects of projects. Here are more details.


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The perfect desktop - Ubuntu Studio 9.04. This tutorial shows you how to set up Ubuntu Studio with a slew of open source applications, for a full replacement of a Windows desktop.

Moonlight assumes subordinate position for Microsoft Silverlight. How should open source feel about the release of a new Microsoft Silverlight Linux port implementation?

Open source working as advertised: ICINGA forks Nagios. ICINGA is an offshoot of the popular network monitoring application.

PHP speeds to the cloud With Zend Framework 1.8. Developers will have new ways to connect their applications to the cloud.

Red Hat answers everybody on patents. In a brief filed with the European Patent Office, the company argues that patents hinder software innovation and should be limited in Europe.



Over 15 Top Open Source Tools for Web Developers

Recently, we covered research showing that nearly half of open source developers are focused on applications for delivery in the cloud. Software as a Service (SaaS) applications are increasingly either employing open source or are built entirely on it. And all of this adds up to an increasing premium on web development skills and good tools for web development in the open source community. The good news is that there are many? open source tools to help you with your web project, and given the costs of web development environments and the like, they can save you a lot of money. Here are over 15 good examples of tools and tutorials, with a few that we've covered before appended at the end, in case you missed them.