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Released GoblinX 1.1
Anonymous Reader writes "Released second version of GoblinX, a liveCD based on Slackware, with a lot of improvements and new stuff, and also new...
Gaming on Linux – Will it ever become a reality?
Our last article covered the strides the Linux desktop is making towards acceptance in Joe Public’s computers, and the role Open Source applications play...
MS calls for US patent reform
Microsoft yesterday called for reform of the US patent system, claiming that the long-term health of the system is threatened both by a flood...
Time-drift technique fingers PCs
Security researchers have developed a technique for remotely fingerprinting an electronic device using clock skews - small, microscopic deviations in device hardware. In...
Intel Joins TimeSys OnBoard Program
TimeSys Marketing writes "TimeSys to Deliver Latest Linux Features for Intel® XScale® technology to OEMs in Commercially Supported 2.6 Kits
TimeSys OnBoard Program for Hosting,...
Linux Advisory Watch – March 11, 2005
Author: Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released for clamav, kernel, squid, kppp,
helixplayer, tzdata, libtool, firefox, ipsec-tools, dmraid, gaim,
libexif, gimp, yum, grip, libXpm,...
Extreme Makeover – VectorLinux 5 SOHO
SilentBob4 writes " In an age of ever-growing applications and exploding Linux distributions, it's not uncommon to see a single release span anywhere from...
Novell CEBIT announcements are loud and clear
Author: Joe Barr
Commentary: Novell made two major Linux-related announcements at CEBIT this
week. They announced SUSE Professional 9.3, due to be released in April,...
SUSE LINUX Professional 9.3 Preview
From a stable and reliable Linux operating system to a complete set of desktop applications—including an office suite, a Web browser, an instant-messaging client,...
OSS Software, Deaf Developers & Unsatisfied Users
To make it clear: I am not against Open Source Software, in fact, I am for it. But I am increasingly frustrated with Open...