LinuxToday has posted news about the latest ‘post-update’ to the kernel.

From Wired:
A teen-oriented website says it has the sticky application for wireless devices — former Playboy bunny and Baywatch Speedo girl Pamela Anderson.

Eruptor Entertainment of Marina Del Rey, California — which creates interactive content for teenagers — recently hooked up with Anderson to release a
game for handheld devices running on the Palm operating system.

Users play the game, called “PortaPam,” by “managing” Anderson’s career. This includes karate-chopping reporters, feeding her pizzas and smoothies and
every once in a while awarding her with flowers and chocolate.

MSNBC tells us that, after the Intuit Quicken 2001 Release 2 update is downloaded to a Microsoft
Windows 2000-based system, this error may pop up: “QW.EXE has generated
errors and will be closed by Windows. You will need to restart the program.
An error log is being created”.

Florida Today reports that Lego has signed an agreement to develop games for Microsoft
Corp.’s new Xbox video game console and to create online activities for the children’s section
of the software giant’s Web sites.

IDG.net reports that, not only did a market report come out confirming the chip’s lethargic retail sales, but
a handful of top Linux operating systems distributors said their products do not
install cleanly because they are unable to identify the chip upon installation.

In a statement on Undernet.org released Sunday, operators said
companies offering Undernet services have been hit with
denial-of-service attacks. The servers are flooded with phony
information requests, overloading the systems and forcing a
shutdown. From NetworkWorldFusion.

From ZDNET: “I don’t know of any real Linux developers or users who are ‘beside themselves with joy’ at the announcement January 4 of the new Linux
kernel the way one report suggests. Just try to find any release parties,
press conferences, or the like on any Linux event calendar. You won’t.
For some this may be a time for brief pause and congratulation, and
then time to plow right back into the code.”

From use.perl.org: “Please pass the word on that we’ll offer any Perl Journal (ex?)subscriber a free 6 month subscription to Linux
Journal. All they have to do is email khris@ssc.com before the end of January.”

DaimlerChrysler unveiled its newest concept car at
the North American International Auto Show: the Dodge
Super8 Hemi “all-American sedan” — with Linux and Java
inside. ZDNET reports.

From LinuxDevices: “Over the past several years, Italy has been home to considerable embedded and real-time Linux
development. For example, two well known embedded Linux projects spawned on Italian soil are
ETLinux, an open source small footprint Embedded Linux developed by Prosa, and RTAI, a real-time
Linux enhancement created at the Department of Aerospace Engineering, Politecnico di Milano
(DIAPM).”