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Controlling sattelites
Author: JT Smith
The New Scientist reports that Internet users may soon be able to control sattelites in space. Sattelites are being launched to orbit...
Open Source apps for Windows – can’t we all just get along?
Author: JT Smith
- by Tina Gasperson -The way Linux plays against Microsoft brings to mind images of the
American revolution. Closed-source guys are the redcoats...
USB 2.0 looking good
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet News reports from Comdex: the second coming of USB is on the way, as developers raise the curtain on new products...
Number of NT, 98/95 users decrease
Author: JT Smith
LinuxPlanet reports that when Microsoft Windows 2000 was released in February, many predicted that it would gain
...
Here and now with the sober-minded Sander Vesik
Author: JT Smith
- By Julie Bresnick -
Open Source people
While corresponding recently with Sander Vesik, OpenOffice release engineer based
in
Dublin, it occurred to me that...
Programmers: be an engineer, Not an artist
Author: JT Smith
It seems to me that Open Source software as a whole suffers from "messiness" -- this is perhaps due to the fact...
Security update to pine
Author: JT Smith
LWN: Pine versions 4.21 and before contain a buffer overflow vulnerability
which allows a remote user to execute arbitrary code on the local...
Storm Linux: the friendly Debian
Author: JT Smith
LinuxOrbit claims Storm Linux is the user friendly version of Debian, in a full review of the distribution.
Category:
Linux
Infineon opts for Mips chips
Author: JT Smith
Germany's Infineon Technologies AG is licensing the Mips64 5Kc 64-bit processor core from Mountain View, California's Mips Technologies Inc. Infineon plans to...
Linux Network Administrator’s Guide
Author: JT Smith
32BitsOnline.com takes a closer look at the second edition of O'Reilly's Linux Network Administrator's Guide. The book is available in traditional paper...