Ajit R. Anvekar didn't grow up with a computer, in fact, he bought his own PC only about two years ago, but he has already contributed to one of the best examples of Open Source's potential effect on the digital divide. [Linux.com]

G5 review from the Linux/Open Source news site. "Apple's new 64-bit Power Macintosh G5 is aptly named: it has power to burn."

SCO to attack 1994 AT&T/BSD settlement; SCO refuses to be specific on its IP, likely because they can't; IBM and Red Hat demand in court SCO show evidence, SCO realizes it is end of issue, or they must broaden the suit. [Linux.com]

After Caldera's four-to-one stock buy back, it looked like firm was out of financial trouble. That has proven untrue, but CEO Ransom Love remains optimistic about sales of firm's Linux and Unix systems. [Linux.com]

One year later with the Linux adoption city in Florida, and things just keep getting better.

When the hardware costs less than the Windows licence, install something else.

Story of Florida towns that uses open source to save taxpayers money, without extra training or Linux experts.

Dumping Windows for Linux over security concerns?

Accounting company sees future for Linux desktops in companies.

Linux is becoming the dominant platform in Asian heavy industry.