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OpenBSD 2.8 released
Author: JT Smith
It is our pleasure to officially announce the release of OpenBSD 2.8.
Just over 6 weeks ago, on October 18, OpenBSD turned 5...
Midnight Commander vulnerability
Author: JT Smith
From SecurityFocus.com: "Midnight Commander is a popular file management tool for unix systems. Among many other features, Midnight Commander allows users to...
Web review: Berger’s Mandrakeuser.org
Author: JT Smith
- by Tina Gasperson -
A visit to the Mandrakeuser.org (MUO) website is reassuring, like holding hands with your mom when...
Review: GnuCash
Author: JT Smith
The LinuxOrbit Newbie test-drives GnuCash, the open source financial software. "Anyone familiar with General Ledger and Journal Voucher entries will feel right...
Review: Quantum Atlas 10K II Ultra160
Author: JT Smith
- By Jeff Field -
As you probably know, Linux runs pretty well on low-end hardware. You can get it running pretty...
WAP market getting WAPPED
Author: JT Smith
-By Jack Bryar -
Open Source business -
If the pessimism in the "new technology" sector wasn't bad enough already, doubters about wireless Internet...
SuSE Linux releases version for Alpha CPUs
Author: JT Smith
From a press release posted at LWN.net: Today, SuSE Linux, the international
technology leader and solutions provider in Open Source operating system
software, announced...
5NINE Announces WAPLinux.org, kernel for bringing WAP to Linux
Author: JT Smith
From Business Wire: 5NINE, a leading developer of Wireless Data Infrastructure
technology for Linux, announces the launch of WAPLinux.org, an open source...
Secure Locate heap corruption vulnerability
Author: JT Smith
"When running slocate, users are able to specify a database of their own as a commandline parameter. A subtle vulnerability exists in...
Review: Linux Mandrake 7.2
Author: JT Smith
LinuxOrbit reviews the new distribution: "Despite all those neat-o features though, I'm having a bit of trouble at this time, using even...