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[News] Airport Traffic Management Becomes Free Software

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Company opens development airport traffic management software 

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| The Swiss company Skysoft has started development of Albatross, a set of open 
| source applications for air traffic controllers. The project's website was 
| unveiled on 16 March.  
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| The software will be published under a GNU Public Licence. The company has 
| not yet decided which version of the GPL will be used. 
| 
| The Swiss specialist in air traffic management technology in June will unveil 
| its first open source application, to visualise radar data. This application 
| is based on the company's existing proprietary software. It will run on 
| GNU/Linux based computers, said Claude Levacher, responsible for marketing at 
| Skysoft.    
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http://www.osor.eu/news/company-opens-development-airport-traffic-management-software

Sharing, Contributing... and Caching

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| This story is part bug hunt, part open-source love-story. The bug was a 
| particularly gnarly, beautiful little bug and I'm going to try to convey some 
| of that to you. But the other half of the story is really the thing here; The 
| Guardian is serious about engaging with the wider technology community - 
| while we work hard to open out our data to the world at large, we also 
| participate by speaking at conferences, sponsoring events, and sometimes in 
| the simplest way of all; contributing code and fixes for the Open Source 
| software that we use.       
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/help/insideguardian/2009/mar/25/sharing-contributing-caching


Recent:

Truth in Advertising

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| So I was happy to see that they wanted everyone to truly experience life with
| Windows with one of the huge screens nicely displaying an exception. (grin)
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http://blogs.opennms.org/?p=608


Red Hat Solutions Provide Reliability and Performance Gains for Munich Airport

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| Red Hat (NYSE: RHT), the world's leading provider of open source solutions,
| today announced that Munich Airport, recognized for three consecutive years
| as Europe’s “Airport of the Year” by air transport research company Skytrax,
| has migrated a large portion of its UNIX servers and desktops to Red Hat
| Enterprise Linux. The Airport has since realized heightened performance, cost
| savings and reliable support.
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http://www.businesswire.com/portal/site/google/?ndmViewId=news_view&newsId=20080806005320&newsLang=en


Related:

Computer glitch causes delays at LAX

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| Weary international passengers were stuck at Los Angeles International
| Airport for several hours, unable to set foot in the United States after a
| computer failure prevented customs officials from screening arrivals.  
|
| Over 20,000 international passengers, both Americans and foreigners, sat in
| four airport terminals and in 60 planes starting about 2 p.m. on Saturday,
| when the computer system broke down, said Los Angeles World Airports
| spokesman Paul Haney.  
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070812/ap_on_re_us/lax_backup
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