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A roundup of LinuxWorld announcements
Author: JT Smith
ComputerWeekly reports: "A flurry of announcements has accompanied this week's Linuxworld conference and exhibition in New
York, as the open-source operating system...
Suits and the Linux ethos
Author: JT Smith
LinuxPlanet looks back on LinuxWorld: "Beyond just the look of conference was the tenor. It's changed quite a bit. Almost everyone I...
LinuxWorld recap: Pitbull stops ‘hackers,’ show security doesn’t
Author: JT Smith
- by Eric Ries -Covalent is a commercial vendor
of
Apache products. They were at the 2001 LinuxWorld Expo, of course, and...
Linuxworld: The people who do it for free.
Author: JT Smith
With all the focus on the big names at Linux World, you might think that this was an event for only PR...
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....