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Branching and merging with git [LWN.net]
An extended description of git, which goes well beyond branching and merging. In fact, you have to wade through a lot of detail<sep/>
Specifying codecs for the web [LWN.net]
Apple, Nokia, Microsoft and others have already implemented (and licensed) MPEG-4, so there would be no additional risk to them if that were used as the baseline video codec for the web. Using Theora [..] is seen [..] as a huge increase in their risk.
Piecing together free java [LWN.net]
#redmonk regular mjw on free Java
AMD to open up graphics specs [LWN.net]
AMD's representative at the summit has announced that the company has made a decision to enable the development of open source drivers for all of its (ATI) graphics processors from the R500 going forward. There will be specifications available and a skele
Linux Weather Forecast - The Linux Foundation
Welcome to the Linux Weather Forecast. This page is an attempt to track ongoing developments in the Linux development community that have a good chance of appearing in a mainline kernel and/or major distros sometime in the near future. Your "chief meteoro
LWN: Mercurial: an alternative to git
Matt Mackall started work on Mercurial just a few days after git and since that time it has made great strides as a distributed source code management system. It has matured to the point where at least one large project, the virtual machine monitor Xen, i