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Acucorp to Support Linux for IBM eServers
Author: JT Smith
"Acucorp, Inc. an international provider of application extension solutions
that solve mission critical business issues, today announced plans to deliver extend (TM)5 with...
X11R6.6 released by X.Org
Author: JT Smith
Menlo Park, CA., April 25, 2001 - X.Org, the global consortium empowered to develop, stabilize, maintain,
and promote the X Window System technology...
Linux’s desktop success depends on better font handling
Author: JT Smith
A ZDNet column addresses Linux's battle for the desktop. A major complaint: The many font formats in Linux, and the fact that...
IBM releases new workstations and desktops
Author: JT Smith
"At the National Association of Broadcasters annual trade show on Wednesday IBM(R) announced five new IntelliStation M Pro workstations and 12...
IBM’s Informix purchase: Money for … what?
Author: JT Smith
- by Jack Bryar -Open Source Business -
A billion here. A billion there. As the late U.S. Sen.
Everett Dirksen once said, after...
Bayonne Milestone #6 Released
Author: JT Smith
David Sugar writes "Bayonne
(http://www.bayonne.cx) is the freely licensed multi-line voice
response telephony server of the GNU project (http://www.gnu.org) and a component of
GNU Enterprise...
Internet Security Systems moves to parry drive-by ‘hackers’
Author: JT Smith
InternetNews: "ISS claims perpetrators can equip their laptops with wireless technology, sit inconspicuously on a park bench, or in a car,
...
MLUG helps Fuji introduce Linux to commercial printers
Author: JT Smith
Linux Today: "On May 17, 2001, the Montreal Linux User Group will hold an evening seminar in collaboration
...
Improv Technologies joins JXTA project
Author: JT Smith
From PR Newswire: Improv Technologies, Inc. has joined a
growing community effort around Project JXTA, a research effort to drive the
next phase of...
Hynix debuts 275MHz 4Mb x 16 DDR SDRAM
Author: JT Smith
The Register: "Hynix has begun producing 64Mb DDR SDRAM chips in 4Mb x 16 configuration.
Fabbed at 0.18 micron and designed to...