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Two more for X: Symantec updates software
Author: JT Smith
Macworld: "When Symantec updated its Norton AntiVirus and Utilities products last fall, Mac users were able to run the
applications in...
Linux gladiators duel for desktop crown
Author: JT Smith
"Linux has come a long way in the past few years, particularly at the server level. The open source operating
...
Linux Compatibility on BSD for the PPC Platform: Part 3
Author: JT Smith
O'Reilly continues its series on running Linux applications under BSD on the PPC platform, discussing signals and signal compatibility.
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Open Source
Sun plans to change Java language
Author: JT Smith
Sm@rt Partner reports: "In a keynote at Sun's JavaOne developer conference on Tuesday,
...
IBM’s Unix server is scalable and fast
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet eWEEK reviews IBM's p Series 660 Model 6H1, Big Blue's newest midrange enterprise server. The new iron "offers plenty of processing...
The Microsoft Way – security through obscurity
Author: JT Smith
Kelly McNeill writes "One aspect of Microsoft's new cryptography-based security -- and a more troubling one at that -- is that programs...
The big boys are coming to Linux
Author: JT Smith
- by Jack Bryar -Open Source Business -
A quick scan of the players at Japan's largest Linux
event underscores the degree to which...
Sun’s Joy plugs JXTA, Open Source
Author: JT Smith
Wired.com profiles Bill Joy, Sun's chief scientist as a "big thinker." More from the story: "As he's been doing for a few...
XINIT Systems release next-generation 1U servers
Author: JT Smith
From LinuxPR: XINIT Systems announce availability of
next-generation 1U rackmount GNU/Linux servers. As a leading provider of
Linux...
Red Hat: xinetd security update
Author: JT Smith
From LWN.net: Xinetd runs with umask 0 - this means that applications using the xinetd
umask and not setting the permissions themselves (like...