Why Latin america loves Linux!?

This month Red Hat Magazine takes a look at the open source community in Latin America with features on the International Free Software Forum in Brazil, music with Latino flair, and the travel diary of one Red Hat associate visiting SPaulo for LinuxWorld. We explore the open source alternative to the iPod--iAudio. And there's part 2 of Dogtail and part 3 of the Fedora Project and Red Hat Enterprise Linux. We also got to sit down and talk with Craig Newmark, founder of craigslist. Read this issue. Featured articles: A traveler's diary: Red Hat in Latin America by Brandon Blell One Red Hat associate revisits her old stomping grounds and celebrates at LinuxWorld Brazil. Sharing the music of Latin America Three artists and a record label release music in an unusual way--sharing revenue. Hear the songs and learn more about Magnatune. Brazil hosts the International Free Software Forum an interview by Deborah Westmoreland Chris Blizzard reports back and discusses open source in Latin America. Additional articles: Craig of craigslist talks to Red Hat an interview by Deborah Westmoreland We sat down and talked with the Craig, czar of the new breed of classifieds. Data sharing with a Red Hat GFS storage cluster by Marc Grimme, Mark Hlawatschek, and Thomas Merz of ATIX, Munich, Germany Don't miss this update to an article published in April 2005. Engineers and managers from ATIX share their expertise. German-based ATIX customizes storage solutions Solutions provider ATIX solves data storage problems for other companies--and finds its own solution in Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Dogtail Python Modules (and how to use them) by Len DiMaggio Part 2 in our series gets under the hood of Dogtail, an automated GUI test framework. Meet the iPod alternative: iAudio by Greg DeKoenigsberg It's so tiny and cute--the chicks really dig it. What's better? It plays nearly every audio file format under the sun. Virtualization gets real at Red Hat Scott Crenshaw, Senior Director Product Management and Marketing, discusses how Red Hat's integrated virtualization provides solutions to business problems. Introduction to Apache Axis2 by Rajith Attapattu Axis2 offers web services stacks, production-ready and open for business. Open source business. The Fedora Project and Red Hat Enterprise Linux, part 3 by Tim Burke How is Fedora Core developed? See how it all comes together as the story continues. The first [open source] American by Amy Anselm This year is the 300th anniversary of Ben Franklin's birthday, and we celebrate his open source ideals. In each issue: Editor's blog Red Hat speaks: Gabriel Szulik, Senior Director of Corporate Development Latin America From the inside News Whitepapers and case studies Global events Ask Shadowman: Shadowman returns Tips & tricks: RAID, Firefox, bzip2 recovery Fedora status report Want to receive other newsletters from Red Hat or modify your current email preferences? Have colleagues who want to receive newsletters? Visit our Information Center to sign up for news customized to your interests, the choice is yours. Subscribe or modify your email preferences. Please send comments and questions to feedback@redhat.com The above email is intended for people who have opted to receive Red Hat Magazine, formerly Under the Brim, from Red Hat. If you think that you have received this email in error, please accept our apologies. Simply unsubscribe and we'll make sure that you do not receive this kind of email from Red Hat again. Red Hat, 1801 Varsity Drive, Raleigh, NC 27606, USA. 2006 Red Hat, Inc. All rights reserved.