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theKompany’s act of trust

Author: JT Smith Michael Hall at LinuxPlanet writes: "Last week LinuxPlanet editor Kevin Reichard wrote a hotly debated note on the underlying issues behind ...

Accounting software package for Linux

Author: JT Smith LinuxPR: "Fox on Linux is the latest in commercial Linux applications, providing businesses with a sophisticated, graphical, proven software package...

MontaVista offers easy VxWorks-to-Linux transition

Author: JT Smith "MontaVista Software, Inc., developer of the Hard Hat Linux operating system for embedded applications, today announced the immediate availability of tools that...

Hitachi rolls out Transmeta-based Internet appliance

Author: JT Smith Hitachi's Flora-ie 55mi is effectively a cross between a notebook, a handheld and a cell phone, reports CNET.com.. The device--which looks like...

IBM readies Itanium-based workstation

Author: JT Smith IBm is readying its first Itanium-based workstation and has 200-plus applications cerified to run on the system. The system will hold up...

Components with a dynamic face technology released

Author: JT Smith Newsforge reader pulrich announces: "New release of HyperQbs open technology in its v3.2 alpha has been made available for free downloads at...

Parsing XML with Qts DOM classes

Author: JT Smith Newsforge reader pkej writes: "zez.org: about code has an article, by Gunnstein Lye, on QTs DOM classes and how to use those...

Codeweavers unveils two support sites for Wine

Author: JT Smith From PR Newswire: CodeWeavers, Inc., the leading Windows-to-Linux software developer and consultancy, announced today the unveiling of two Web sites designed to greatly assist...

Pepperoni, extra cheese, and Linux

Author: JT Smith Information Week reports: "Maybe it's all those hungry programmers working late at night. Whatever the reason, pizza chains have been among the...

Bluetooth’s grin gets old

Author: JT Smith From Wired News: "Two-and-a-half years after five bigwig companies formed what is today the Bluetooth Special Interest Group, there are over 2,000...