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Linux Journal Insider - May 2010

Mar 29, 2010  By LJ Staff

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Linux Journal Insider is your monthly peek at what to expect from the new issue of Linux Journal, before it even hits the newsstands. This month we discuss entertainment! Shawn Powers and Kyle Rankin give you the inside scoop on topics, articles, and geekery in general. Feel free to listen right here in your browser with the fancy embedded audio player, or subscribe to the FEED with your favorite podcast software. Either way, we hope you enjoy it!

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Submitted by alison on Mon, 04/05/2010 - 10:57.

Anyone who is puzzled by licenses should consult the Software Freedom Law Center (http://softwarefreedom.org/). SFLC is associated with the Free Software Foundation and is a valuable expert resource available to the community for consultation about any open source legal issues, especially licenses. I was quite surprised that apparently Sean and Kyle are unaware of SFLC, which also has an entertaining podcast: http://www.softwarefreedom.org/podcast/2010/mar/30/0x24/

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