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Backup utility integrated into ‘Evolocity clusters’
Author: JT Smith
Evolocity cluster systems include computational hardware,
ClusterWorX(TM) management software, RapidFlow(TM) 10/100 and
Gigabit Ethernet Switch, applications, and storage,...
Web review: The unofficial Mandrake Linux page
Author: JT Smith
By Tina Gasperson -
The Unofficial Mandrake Linux page provides clear, step-by-step instructions for performing a variety of tasks on your Mandrake...
Rambus on a rampage: part 2
Author: JT Smith
Christopher Robato Yao of 32BitsOnline comments on the Rambus legal stragety: "Half of the memory market is the consumer; the other half...
A guide to System V Init
Author: JT Smith
After you have exorcised all of the daemons that were haunting your system, you might be interested in all of the processes...
Netscape cannot win
Author: JT Smith
MozillaZine has a editorial about Netscape: "I have recently become convinced that Netscape is fighting a losing battle against third-party micro-managing
...
FreeBSD security advisory: FreeBSD-SA-00:61.tcpdump
Author: JT Smith
From BSDToday: tcpdump has several buffer overflows; a remote attacker may be able to execute arbitrary code on the local system.
Mission Critical Linux names IT executive
Author: JT Smith
Mission Critical Linux,
Inc. has announced
that Robert Tumanic will join the organization as Chief Operating Officer.Mr. Tumanic will replace Steve Ofsthun, who will...
Review of Storm Linux 2000
Author: JT Smith
LinuxOrbit reviews Storm Linux, touching on installation, packages, and system administration with the distribution. "Storm Linux has what most consider by...
Company prepares to launch ‘Linux for novices’ product
Author: JT Smith
Maximum Linux has this tidbit: "Tel Aviv-based startup Epitera is preparing to launch its first product at Comdex Fall 2000: an
...
The future of wireless: Extremely localized information
Author: JT Smith
By Grant Gross
Managing Editor
Several Open Source companies are on the forefront of the next generation of wireless innovations, from extremely localized information...