LinuxPR: CrossKeys Systems Limited released a
Linux version of their CrossKeys Dyband bandwidth management software.

LWN has a page full of monthly updates from Python-dev, and news about the move to Digital Creations.

Florida Today reports that the international oversight board for Internet
addresses began a review of new domain names Wednesday by raising
questions about group’s proper role.

de Icaza says that even loading packaged applications is a difficult endeavor. From InfoWorld.

LWN.net has an update on Linux kernel development.

“Despite being relegated to
an out-of-the-way area at Comdex, the Linux
Business Expo is alive and well and doing just
fine. The big names are all represented in big,
glitzy booths. But some smaller displays held the
most interesting news.” From MSNBC.

LinuxPlanet opinion: “Today’s announcement of the KDE League is a good thing. It would be even better if the KDE people
hadn’t lied about it months ago.”

Linux users soon will be able to play DVDs on their computers without having to break
federal law, reports PCWorld.

While the whole beta is approximately 1.5 gigabytes, the base installation is
500 megabytes. This includes the basic operating system, networking
software, X Windows (graphical interface software), the Mozilla and
Netscape web browsers, and the KDE and Gnome desktop environments.
Due to the size of the installation, you will need to be on a fast least Internet
connection such as DSL to have a reasonable download time. From LinuxPR.

As more
individuals build their own Web sites, some
privacy advocates now question requirements
that the site owners disclose their personal
contact information. MSNBC reports.