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Microsoft crack is talk of Linux show

Author: JT Smith

Here’s a quote from the story at eWeek: “”The view that all open-source software is vulnerable and that the open-source movement can only benefit by paying more attention to security is incorrect.” Huh? Read more, it might make sense.

Category:

  • Linux

SuSE Linux for S/390 available today

Author: JT Smith

Business Wire reports,
today, SuSE Linux, the
international technology leader and solutions provider in Open Source operating system software, announced the general
availability of SuSE Linux Enterprise Server for S/390. SuSE’s Linux distribution for the mainframe allows enterprise customers
to scale Linux from PC clients to host systems.

The computer dummy for computer dummies goes online

Author: JT Smith

Months after launching a radio show for “computer
dummies” talk radio personality Chris Pirillo has
taken his audio ramblings online, reports Internet Wire.

Red Hat bug fix advisory

Author: JT Smith

A bugfix release of kpackage is avaiable, reports Linux Today. It fixes a segmentation fault when choosing “file list” and when installing
or uninstalling a package.

Category:

  • Linux

Top 10 trends 2001

Author: JT Smith

Biotech startups the wave of the future? Electronic
communications networks pushing out the Nasdaq?
Red Herring’s editors come through with the key
influences, from computing to venture capital, that
will shape 2001.

Category:

  • Linux

Triumph of the free-software will

Author: JT Smith

This Salon article responds to a number of comments concerning a speculative piece wondering whether “free-software hackers” could have been involved in cracking Microsoft’s internal network.

Category:

  • Open Source

MS, others sued over software raid

Author: JT Smith

Bloomberg on USA Today: Microsoft and three other companies
were sued by a Mexican firm, which claimed it was wrongfully targeted in a
1998 raid aimed at finding pirated software products.

Category:

  • Linux

Gigahertz for a grand?

Author: JT Smith

The Duke of URL reviews Pogo Linux’s AMD Thunderbird Gigahertz system, dubbed Altura.

Category:

  • Unix

Linux2order.com launches Priority Download

Author: JT Smith

Linux2order.com,
the Web-based
company that offers
the Internet’s largest selection of the most current Linux applications and
utilities, has launched Priority Download, designed to provide users with
access to all of its software, at download speeds up to 110Kbps, reports Internet Wire.

EFI announces Fiery X3 server

Author: JT Smith

The Linux-based Fiery X3 Pi5500 drives the Di550
and Di450 at their full-rated speeds for greater overall throughput. It also includes
NetWise(TM) 2, EFI’s networking architecture, to help to accelerate setup and ensure
seamless connectivity, from Business Wire on NewsAlert.