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Keep an iPod rockin' with Rockbox open source jukebox firmware. Installation is easy, and you can even play Doom.

Mobile World Congress: The good, the bad, the ugly and the boring.

How much of the mobile Internet market will open source get? Vendors at the Mobile World Congress lined up behind Android, LiMo, and Symbian.

Mastering OpenOffice.org Base. Creating basic databases and tables.

The WebGUI 7.6 open source content management system has arrived. It's well-liked for for Intranets and smaller web sites.

Ten tips to reduce open source software risks. Proper security and meticulous inventories are good focus points for enterprises.



Over 30 Must-Have Open Source Resources

Periodically, we here at OStatic like to round up our ongoing collections of open source resources, tutorials, reviews and project walkthroughs. These educational tools are a central part of the goal here at the site. We regularly round up the best Firefox extensions, free online books on open source topics, free tools for web developers, resources for online video and audio, Linux tutorials, and much more. In this post, you'll find more than 30 collections and resources. Hopefully, there is something right up your alley here, and the good news is that everything you'll find is free.


Sun's OSS Chief on OpenOffice Extensibility and Cross-Pollination

ZDNet Australia is out with an interesting interview with Simon Phipps, chief open source officer at Sun Microsystems. He sheds some light on the state of the OpenOffice 3 suite of productivity applications, and its ongoing impact on the free Lotus Symphony suite of applications from IBM. (A new Mac version of the Symphony suite is a free download here.) Among other things, Phipps reports a whopping 35 million downloads of OpenOffice 3 since October. I have to wonder whether the ultimate free producivity suite is a mashup, though.