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Paradox writes “Chris Ball talks to Dan Reed (head of the NCSA) and Dave Gilardi (Director of Linux Clusters at IBM) about their new Linux clustering project.

Link: http://www.binaryfreedom.com/content.php?content_i d=12“

CNET is reporting that it’s not only RLX that’s coming out with Transmeta-based servers. And the reason for that is… to save power and resources in Silicon Valley.

MSNBC is whining about Microsoft having to pay $20 million to Sun. They say, “Just because Microsoft ended up paying Sun
Microsystems $20 million to settle their 4-year-old suit over
the Java programming language doesn’t mean Microsoft was the
real loser in the spat.” Wah.

From Wired: “A new operating system can be customized to appear however you want it to. Athena will run on Macs, Windows or Linux, and uses XML components to change its appearance.” Can it be all things to all people? Supposedly, developers can write one source code base that will work on all those kernels, without modifications. Sounds like a tall order.

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Network World Fusion tells us that “VA Linux Systems joined the swelling ranks of vendors jumping into the thin-server appliance market with a single-processor server aimed at users with Web and e-commerce sites.” We thought they were going to say someone had filed suit. (ed. note: VA Linux owns Newsforge).

ZDNET reports: Hey, it’s just a little router configuration error, folks. Go back home. Nothing to see here.

Linux Weekly News’ latest edition is up, and here you’ll find out all about what’s happening with development.

Dmitry Tkachenko writes “We would like to announce 3.1.9 development release of mnoGoSearch, an advanced search engine for intranet and internet servers, distributed under the GNU GPL. This release includes numerous updates and fixes, which you can review in detail at the mnoGoSearch website.
We hope you enjoy using mnoGoSearch!”