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ApacheWeek reviews Apache 2.0.16 release

Author: JT Smith Among the items in this week's ApacheWeek: "A two day hackathon for the Apache developers took place on Monday and Tuesday at...

The Subversion Project: A real contender to cvs

Author: JT Smith - By Wayne Earl - In the world of Open Source development, cvs has been the reigning champion for version control. Most...

Chip furthers AMD’s computer overhaul plan

Author: JT Smith CNET: "API NetWorks unveiled a chip Monday that bolsters a technology that Advanced Micro ...

Review: Mambo-X MP3-CD player (and it works with Linux!)

Author: JT Smith - By Jeff Field - In nearly every screenshot of someone's Linux desktop I see, there is inevitably a copy of XMMS...

Web review: Links for Linux and chemistry

Author: JT Smith - by Tina Gasperson - There is a ton of software designed for use by chemists and other scientists, that runs on Linux....

Linux kernel to have NSA inside?

Author: JT Smith - By Joab Jackson - Later this month, when Linus Torvalds and the other movers and shakers gather for the Linux kernel summit to...

Metrowerks demonstrates PlayStation2 tools for Linux

Author: JT Smith Metrowerks unveiled a host of new development tools technology this week aimed at expanding opportunities for game developers and shortening time to market.At the...

IBM unveils Linux-enabled storage portfolio to power open storage networking

Author: JT Smith Armonk, N.Y. March 16, 2001 . . . IBM today announced that it will deliver the broadest portfolio of Linux-enabled storage...

Thursday 15 March 2001 UNIGROUP: Jozef Skvarcek on GNU/Linux beowulf clusters

Author: JT Smith Jay Sulzberger wrote in to tell us about this meeting: "The food is good and plentiful, the company excellent, and every *n*x sysadmin...

Dropped tool haunts space shuttle mission

Author: JT Smith The CBC reports that a simple tool dropped a few days ago by the crew of the space shuttle Discovery and Space...