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LinuxWorld: Applied Data Systems not getting enough sleep, or having trouble waking up
Author: JT Smith
- by Tina Gasperson -
The Applied Data Systems booth at the LinuxWorld Expo is a bit spare. Especially considering the recent press...
LinuxWorld: Pitbull Linux security — worth the hype?
Author: JT Smith
- Julie Bresnick -
When Argus Systems Group Inc.
announced the release of security systems for Linux during LinuxWorld Thursday, the efforts to stand...
Kylix – review
Author: JT Smith
linuxnews.pl writes "Last night I was playing a bit with Kylix. Unfortunately, because of my poor experience with Pascal and tools like...
Observations on the ‘real’ LinuxWorld
Author: JT Smith
- by Eric Ries -
The first step in attending a computronic mega extravaganza is to
get there. So I took a train into...
Linux Mandrake – xemacs security update
Author: JT Smith
NetSecurity.org: "Previous versions of XEmacs had a problem with the
...
LinuxWorld: Consume with conscience through The Linux Fund
Author: JT Smith
- Julie Bresnick -
The Linux Fund Incorporated project is a not-for-profit company that
is all
about money; making it and giving it away....
IBM says Linux is ready for business
Author: JT Smith
Jan Stafford writes: "What a difference a year makes. Last year IBM were not even in the picture. But this year IBM...
LinuxWorld journal: Charting a course for bounty
Author: JT Smith
- by Tina Gasperson -
Walking around the Linux World Expo in New York City, it is clear that the Javits Convention Center...
How NetBSD 1.5 was born
Author: JT Smith
From the latest issue of Daemon News: "NetBSD 1.5 was released a few weeks ago, and after the dust has settled a...
2.4.1 out just in time for LinuxWorld
Author: JT Smith
- by Jack Bryar -Open Source Business -
Linux Kernel
2.4.1 is out, just in time for LinuxWorld 2001. It's a show that
has some...