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Linux Weekly News reports, 4.0.3 is mostly a security-oriented
maintenance release, therefore it’s strongly recommended for all users of
PHP to upgrade to it.

Sun yesterday released Java for Fridges – aka Java Embedded Server –
version 2.0 to loud hurrahs from no one in particular, from The Register.

Business Wire: Enlighten Software Solutions, Inc., a leading provider of integrated system management software for Linux, Unix, and
Windows, announced that it will be exhibiting its award-winning EnlightenDSM software suite at
Booth 415 of the sold-out 4th Annual Linux Showcase & Conference being held at the Cobb Galleria
in Atlanta, October 12-14, 2000.

The National Post reports, Corel Corp. may be the tool Microsoft Corp. uses to ease itself into the open source
community, according to regulatory documents filed late yesterday.

Accelr8 Technology Corporation announced today the availability of its MIGR8 OpenVMS
conversion toolset on Linux, the increasingly popular low-cost alternative to
other more expensive operating platforms, from PRNewswire.

Trustix AS, a leading Internet
infrastructure software company that provides Internet software for
management of systems, software, security and information, today
announced it has successfully participated in a competition by hackers
and crackers who tried in vain to break into its secure operating
system – Trustix Secure Linux, from Linux Weekly News.

LinuxDevices.com offers the Embedded Linux Weekly Newsletter for October 12, 2000.

ZDNet AnchorDesk article surmises,
“perhaps it might be best to stick with the common
wisdom that I’ve heard from many places: wait to deploy Red Hat
until it comes out with 7.1. If we’re very lucky, all this mess will have
sorted itself out by then.”

Linux software company TurboLinux Thursday announced its version
of the open-source operating system will run on IBM’s eServer line, from IDG News Service.

Canada NewsWire reports, ActiveState, the leading provider of
Internet programming software and services announces the release of PerlMx, a
tool that enables system administrators to create customized, powerful mail
scripts easily.