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Linux helps kids, brings hope, in Hawaii
Author: Tina Gasperson
Whether Linux is suitable for the desktop yet is a point debated by analysts, journalists, hobbyists, and pundits worldwide. It's easy to...
Introduction to Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
One of the most well known and widely used intrusion detection systems is the open source, freely available Snort. It is available for a...
Linux Advisory Watch – November 19, 2004
Author: Preston St. Pierre
This week, advisories were released for libxml2, MySQL, imagemagick, Apache,
fetch, Ruby, BNC, Squirrelmail, gd, sudo, totem, drakxtools, httpd,...
IBM Releases Object Rexx as Open Source
IBM's programming and scripting language, REXX, may have achieved a unique range of supported platforms, with success on everything from the Commodore Amiga to...
How to Quantitatively Benchmark Linux Distros?
Steve Mallett writes "A lot of Linux distribution reviews are centered around the ease of installation, new applications or versions of included, and generally...
Linux makes first appearance at Italy’s PC Professionale Conference
Author: Marco Fioretti
WPC is one of the most important IT conferences in Italy, as it focuses on bringing to Italian developers the latest information...
How an open source community gets built
Author: Robin 'Roblimo' Miller
CURACAO, NETHERLANDS ANTILLES -- When I agreed to speak at this island's first-ever free/open source conference last Wednesday, I was...
A new venue for selling open source software
Author: Tina Gasperson
Lulu.com is the brainchild of Red Hat founder Bob Young. With Lulu, Young offers would-be publishers, whether book authors, musicians, photographers, or...
NEC, Toshiba, and ELT to Resell MontaVista Linux
Patricia Colby writes "NEC System Technologies, Ltd., Toshiba Information Systems Corporation, and ELT, Inc. to Resell MontaVista Linux in Japan. Will provide value-added solutions...
Why SugarCRM represents the new economics of business apps
Author: John Koenig
Earlier in the year I exchanged emails with Tim O'Reilly on the idea of business applications developed with open source and deployed...