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Gore, Bush and Open Source
Author: JT Smith
By Jack Bryar
NewsForge ColumnistOpen Source business
Bush? Gore? Who can decide between them? Who wants
to? Like it or not, one of these guys...
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
...
Loki plans new releases for Linux gamers
Author: JT Smith
Linux.com has an interview with several developers at Loki, which ports computer games to Linux. Coming soon: Mindrover, Sis Meier's Alpha Centauri,...
GCC’s response to Red Hat
Author: JT Smith
The GCC steering committee has issued a statement about Red Hat (and others) including alpha development code in their distributions. Slashdot...
Cox releases Linux 2.2.18pre15
Author: JT Smith
"Bug squash number three. ARM, Alpha and x86 should be completely sorted for the loops_per_sec change.
S/390 merge yet to be done. PPC...
Enhydra.org’s three-tier plan for success
Author: JT Smith
By Tony Granata
News Editor
Enhydra, armed with an ever evolving software, an army of community support, and numerous Open Source partners, is hoping...
SuSE to put out Linux version of Sun’s SPARC
Author: JT Smith
SuSE now supports
PowerPC, Alpha and SPARC in addition to i386, and the...
Itanium is late to liberate
Author: JT Smith
This article from ZDNet News proclaims, Intel's long-delayed Itanium has already been outdone by Compaq systems powered by Alpha CPUs.
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Unix
Compaq: Friend Or Foe?
Author: JT Smith
LinuxToday.au asks whether Compaq is pro-Linux or a creature of Windows. On one hand, there's Alpha and some very nice Linux support...
Open Source people
Author: JT Smith
By: Julie Bresnick
NewsForge ColumnistI am geek, hear me roar
Earlier this month, the non-profit Apache Software Foundation released
the fifth and final alpha test...