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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
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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
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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...
Linux overload
Author: JT Smith
By Jack Bryar
NewsForge ColumnistOpen Source business
Out sick for just over a week and I get flooded with stories about Linux
forking, Microsoft tanking,...
Software’s glass ceiling: breaking the tail-lights
Author: JT Smith
From OSOpinion: "Much ado is made of applications, and in particular Free and Open Source Software "chasing tail-lights," or limiting itself to...
Not better, just different
Author: JT Smith
By Julie Bresnick
NewsForge ColumnistOpen Source people
Alex Chamandy is the owner and founder of Black Hat Networks, a full-service IT consulting and development...
ICANN elections start with a bump
Author: JT Smith
ICANN's elections started with a bit of a bump, according to InfoWorld.
Cox: Security problem fixed in GnoRPM
Author: JT Smith
Linux programmer Alan Cox posts this on Gnome.org: "While fixing other problems with the gnorpm package a locally exploitable
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Security update for Linux Mandrake
Author: JT Smith
It's posted at LWN.net: "Problem Description:
A problem exists in the /etc/X11/Xsession file which disables the
Xauthority mechanism of the localhost. ...