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Lutris Technologies showcases Enhydra

Author: JT Smith

Linux PR:
Lutris Technologies Inc., an Open Source enterprise software and
services company, today announced that Lutris will showcase Lutris Enhydra
3.0, the commercially supported Open Source JavaTM/ XML Wireless
application server at the Intel eXCHANGE Expo.

VA Linux introduces debian-based 2U servers

Author: JT Smith

VA Linux Systems, Inc. today announced the immediate availability of Debian GNU/Linux software on its
2200 series Internet servers, complete with technical support, services and free updates via the
Internet, from Business Wire. (Full disclosure: NewsForge is owned by VA Linux.)

Dancing with the Devil: FreeBSD 4.1 – duplicate

Author: JT Smith

FreeBSD 4.1 is reviewed in this article from osOpinion.

NQL releases Java version of Network Query Language

Author: JT Smith

PRNewswire: In the first step to extend its
market reach beyond Microsoft Windows environments, NQL Inc.
today announced beta availability of a Java version of its Network Query
Language that has been qualified for the Linux operating system.

Unix down under

Author: JT Smith

The demand for Unix in Melbourne, Australia is on the move upwards, reports Enterprise Linux Today, over the last 12 months the
market has started to witness a distinct growth in the need for Unix across the board, with Linux and
FreeBSD featuring heavily, according to Gottleibsen Research.

Category:

  • Unix

Corel backs Linux despite Microsoft deal

Author: JT Smith

According to vnunet News,, desktop applications software vendor Corel said its
commitment to Linux remains strong despite last week’s
$135m investment by Microsoft, the Linux community’s
biggest competitor.

Category:

  • Linux

An interview with Chris Evans

Author: JT Smith

SecurityPortal interviews Chris Evans concerning format string attacks.

Category:

  • Linux

Sen. Edwards intro’s “Spyware Control Act”

Author: JT Smith


Computer User Daily News reports
,
Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C., introduced legislation on Friday that would force
software manufacturers to notify consumers when their products include
“spyware,” bits of code that surreptitiously transmit information about the user’s
Web surfing habits back to the software company.

Category:

  • Linux

Bangalore IT.COM 2000

Author: JT Smith

The Linux Community of India is pleased to announce that (just like last
year) it is participating the one of the largest IT events in Asia – Bangalore
IT.COM 2000, from Linux PR,.

Learning the ways of Mozilla

Author: JT Smith

Like a young actor who dreams of appearing on a Broadway stage, David Boswell remembers the time
he and his co-workers at the Web development troupe Alphanumerica decided they should try their luck
in the great Mozilla metropolis.From Upside Todat.