Author: JT Smith
Maybe the liberty crack virus got too much hype. But it may be a sign of the future. From eWeek.com.
Category:
- Linux
Quantum introduces snap server
Author: JT Smith
The Snap Server 4100 offers capacities to meet enterprise workgroup needs in corporations of varying sizes, including Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and
Application Service Providers (ASPs), says Businesswire.com.
Application Service Providers (ASPs), says Businesswire.com.
From Linus: please try linux-2.4.0 test
Author: JT Smith
Linus Torvalds writes: “Could people who have seen the innd active list file corruption thing
please try out linux-2.4.0-test8-pre4? Despite some reports, it was _not_
fixed in pre2, and pre3 was a internal-only test to fix the remaining
issue with Al Viro.” From linhardware.com.
please try out linux-2.4.0-test8-pre4? Despite some reports, it was _not_
fixed in pre2, and pre3 was a internal-only test to fix the remaining
issue with Al Viro.” From linhardware.com.
Category:
- Linux
Linux-Mandrake corporate server now available
Author: JT Smith
Based on Linux-Mandrake 7.1, the Corporate Server 1.0 version, delivered
with the source code, possesses the same qualities that have made previous
MandrakeSoft versions so successful, according to this Linuxpr.com press release.
with the source code, possesses the same qualities that have made previous
MandrakeSoft versions so successful, according to this Linuxpr.com press release.
Texas school trading paper for laptops
Author: JT Smith
GlobeTechnology reports this quantum leap forward in the evolution of electronic books is taking place at a San Antonio, Tex., dental
school, of all places, where the faculty has dispensed with traditional paper textbooks.
school, of all places, where the faculty has dispensed with traditional paper textbooks.
Category:
- Unix
Opinion: Pure tech stocks still can’t justify their valuations
Author: JT Smith
“The belief making the rounds is that fund managers who are unwilling to invest
their clients’ hard-earned assets in technology stocks are nothing but backward-looking Luddites, raging
against the inevitable advance of scientific progress,” writes this GlobeTechnology columnist.
their clients’ hard-earned assets in technology stocks are nothing but backward-looking Luddites, raging
against the inevitable advance of scientific progress,” writes this GlobeTechnology columnist.
Category:
- Open Source