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Review: Soyo Dragon Plus motherboard

Author: JT Smith - By Jeff Field - A while back, I reviewed the Soyo Dragon, an AMD Athlon motherboard based on the popular KT266 DDR...

XML for version 2.0 released

Author: JT Smith David Joham writes "January 24, 2002 (The INTERNET). I'm pleased to announce the immediate release of XML for SCRIPT version 2.0. ...

Why bother to use Linux?

Author: JT Smith - by Robin "Roblimo" Miller - We spend a lot of time covering the "Who, What, When, Where and How" of Linux, but...

GNOME Summary for 2002-01-13 – 2002-01-19

Author: JT Smith "This is the GNOME Summary for 2002-01-13 - 2002-01-19." ============================================================== Table of Contents -------------------------------------------------------------- 1. What new user visible changes are in the GNOME 2.0 desktop? 2....

Building a SuSE Linux 7.3 PC from scratch

Author: JT Smith Anonymous Reader writes, "I just finished a How-To article describing the installation and configuration of a new SuSE Linux Pro 7.3 PC....

HCV Wireless announces Linux-based BlueMod

Author: JT Smith Henry Valk writes: "HCV Wireless today announced the release of its BlueMod Developer Kit Version 1.0. First demonstrated at at the Bluetooth...

GPL Linux virtual machines and virtual machine clustering

Author: JT Smith - By Grant Gross - Last week I wrote a roundup of the virtual machine-like technology available for Linux, and an alert...

AdminUX automates Linux System Administration on the mainframe

Author: JT Smith Scott Hartsell writes "Norcross GA - Green Light Advantage, a member of IBM's PartnerWorld for Developers, has released their proactive system management...

What’s new in GNU Bayonne for January 18, 2002

Author: JT Smith David Sugar submits this item: What's new in GNU Bayonne (January 18, 2002). See http://www.gnu.org/software/bayonne for general information. 1. Foundation and Empire 2. Audio...

Redmond Linux Corp. becomes Lycoris, Redmond Linux Personal becomes Desktop/LX

Author: JT Smith Redmond Linux Corp. announced today that it will be doing business as Lycoris. The name change is part of an ongoing...