Posts Tagged ‘open source software’
Confickr, Ubuntu and Open Source for Non-Profits
So as I said I would, I am updating a post I made a couple of years ago about running Ubuntu. In those days I was running version 6.1 and now I am running version 8.10 and have fewer "issues". If you don't know what Ubuntu (follow that link for Wikipedia's explanation) is it is a full desktop operating system with a vast array of free software [...]
Confickr Virus Fears and Non-profits
So with this nasty, potentially devastating virus about to launch "something" on April 1, hundreds of thousands of non-profit agencies are left as vulnerable as the corporate world. Maybe more so. Without sophisticated IT system administrators to protect their networks 24/7 many of these organizations will be infected and will fall victim to [...]
Virus dangers
If you're like me you will be massively crunching through various web sites and downloading files and software and god knows what viruses and crap along with them. I use a variety of anti-virus and firewall programs, mostly free stuff and open source software. Here's a list of some free stuff: I run on Macintoch, Windows and Linux on my various [...]
