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Making Linux work in the workplace: KWord
Author: JT Smith
Reader John Gowin writes: "KWord is part of KDE 2.0's ambitious KOffice environment. KOffice is an environment comprised of several KDE Office...
Caldera security advisory: webmin
Author: JT Smith
From LWN.net: "On several occasions, webmin creates temporary files insecurely.
This can be exploited by a local attacker to overwrite...
Debian security advisory: micq
Author: JT Smith
From LWN.net: "PkC has reported that there is a buffer overflow in sprintf() in micq
versions 0.4.6, that allows to a remote attacker...
ZooLib’s Green has philosophical approach to Open Source
Author: JT Smith
- By Julie Bresnick -
Open Source peopleAndrew Green was
glad
we began the interview via email because it forced him to get started...
Linux Tag is looking for speakers
Author: JT Smith
LinuxToday has posted an announcement about Linux Tag's need for speakers at their European exhibition.
Category:
Linux
May the Source be with you
Author: JT Smith
"The Irish Times, in an article announcing RMS's visit to Dublin, calls the efforts of programmers working to create free software a...
Weekly news wrapup: IBM to dominate Linux market?
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
A Gartner Group report saying IBM's investment in Linux could have negative impacts on the operating system put...
Bluefish HTML Editor review
Author: JT Smith
John Gowin writes, "As long as I have been using Linux, I haven't been able to find many HTML editors. In...
Reader’s Digest European of the Year: Linus
Author: JT Smith
From Readersdigest.co.uk: "In the middle of the night, a scruffy 21-year-old
...
Cox on kernels
Author: JT Smith
Ah yes, boys and girls. Cox waxes poetic about 2.4 and others at Linux.conf.au, and LinuxWorld Australia has all the juicy tidbits...