Author: JT Smith
Linux Security News announces the release of Linux Security Week for September 18th 2000.
Category:
- Linux
Linuxnewbie tutorial
Author: JT Smith
Linuxnewbie offers this tutorial on setting up the i810-based graphics adapter in Linux under Xfree86 3.3.6.
Category:
- Linux
Ballmer and Gates have lost it!
Author: JT Smith
This osOpinion article states, if Linux software is to remain as an Open Software product and if vendors wish to market applications as “Open” then the Open Software mentality must be one of a collective,
albeit disparate, industry and not as individual “software factories”.
albeit disparate, industry and not as individual “software factories”.
Category:
- Open Source
Interview with Frank Smith
Author: JT Smith
Geeknews.org interviews Frank Smith of The Embedded Debian Project.
Category:
- Open Source
Forum to explore wireless Web, embedded Linux technology
Author: JT Smith
The Korean Herald announces, an international forum to explore the future of the wireless Internet and Linux technology will be held in Seoul Thursday.
Category:
- Linux
eSoftBank.com launches E*Linux strategy in China
Author: JT Smith
PRNewswire: eSoftBank.com Inc. the global software e-marketplace, just announced
the launch of one of its newly conceived products: Strategy E*Linux, including Linux Configuration Center and Powermail.
the launch of one of its newly conceived products: Strategy E*Linux, including Linux Configuration Center and Powermail.
GPulp opens up web searches
Author: JT Smith
Wired News reports, the Gnutella Next Generation development team announced on Friday that they are developing a new open source technology for search engines.
Category:
- Open Source
Freenet 0.3 released
Author: JT Smith
Freenet 0.3 has been released, improvements include encryption, subspaces, improved datastore behaviour, and a whole host of architectural and reliability improvements, from Freenet Project homepage.
Category:
- Open Source
The Net as one giant brain
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet News article suggests, the more powerful use of peer-to-peer networking – individual computers exchanging data without a central server – may be to combine the processing power of thousands of networked PCs to create a virtual supercomputer.
Chernobyl phreak will crack no more, say Taiwanese officials
Author: JT Smith
Don’t hire virus writers, give ’em thirty days in the hole. That’s where Chen Ing-hau is headed, according to this report from Newsbytes.com.
Category:
- Linux