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Weekly news wrapup
Author: JT Smith
By Grant Gross
Managing EditorNews of the weird?
Probably the weirdest news this week had closed-source giant Microsoft pumping $135 million into competitor and...
Securing a default Linux installation
Author: JT Smith
This article (at net-security.org) is written for a linux newbie or anybody who cares, at least a bit about the data stored...
X86-64 Simulator for Linux is shipping
Author: JT Smith
Slashdot readers talk about the availability of the AMD X86-64 simulator for Linux, called SimNow!. "Unfortunately, the kernel 64 bit port is...
Opera 4.0 for Linux beta released
Author: JT Smith
Oslo, October 5, 2000 - Opera Software today released a Beta version of
Opera 4.0 for Linux, bringing the browser for Linux one
step...
How to submit stories to NewsForge
Author: JT Smith
If you are the first person to send a relevant story to NewsForge, chances are close to 100% that your submission will...
Red Hat’s Tiemann disputes CNet article
Author: JT Smith
LinuxPlanet follows up on a CNet report this week, saying that Red Hat officer Michael Tiemann claimed his company started the Open...
Red Hat talks big at Open Source conference
Author: JT Smith
From a CNet story: "Red Hat may need to trade up to an extra-large fedora if its head gets any
...
Commentary: Corel deals with devil for new life
Author: JT Smith
From a commentary on 32bitsonline: "Fearing for its own existence, the once mighty Corel Corporation has finally
...
IBM launches new mainframe
Author: JT Smith
From a ComputerWorld story on IBM's launch of its first 64-bit mainframe computer: "The new servers also support a feature that allow...
Don’t lose your butt in tech stocks
Author: JT Smith
OSOpinion: "Clearly, Apple and Intel knew before
the end of the quarter that their sales would be soft, but they...