I've decided to move the blog at christianoss.wordpress.com over to christianoss.org, and am looking for volunteer bloggers. If you think you might have something to say about OSS in a Christian context, I'd be really keen to hear from you.
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more ...Recently I was chatting with a few friends separately about Linux and using it in Churches. This got me thinking about what Churches might need, rather than about how to get Linux onto Church computers.
My friend Wesley and I were chatting about using the Dansguardian filtering software on a ...
more ...I thought it only appropriate to highlight the Xiphos, formerly known as GnomeSword, in my second Project Spotlight. This is the Gnome-based frontend to the Sword Bible library.
Xiphos (formerly known as GnomeSword) is a Bible study tool written for Linux, UNIX, and Windows under the GNOME toolkit, offering a ...more ...
From time to time, we will be looking at Christian open source projects, chatting with the project leader, and trying to get an overview of what the project is about. We hope to be able to highlight useful applications for the Christian who uses open source software.
For our first ...
more ...As a Christian and a user of software, every now and then I've come across a project or a piece of software that has one or a few Christian developers. On the occasions I find myself using a similar ...
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At work I use a Mac Mini running OS X, and being an open source person I try to use as much open source software on my Mac as possible. So when I got it in the beginning, I looked ...
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One of my pet peeves is those OpenOffice.org Impress or Microsoft PowerPoint presentations that folks do in churches. I've seen too many half-hearted efforts in the 28 years I've been in church.
This evening in church we ...
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