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Linux Advisory Watch – April 22, 2005
Author: Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released for MySQL, PHP, libexif, gtkhtml, info2www,
geneweb, f2c, XFCE, vixie-cron, at, nasm, aspell,...
Mandrake Corporate Server 3.0: Server software made easy
Author: Preston St. Pierre
Mandrakesoft released its Corporate Server 3.0 product in February. It's a significant upgrade to the older 2.1 edition. With a newer...
Appro’s HPC Blade Servers and Workstations to Support Dual-Core Opteron
Maria McLaughlin writes "Milpitas, CA - April 21, 2005 - Appro (http://www.appro.com), a leading provider
of high-performance enterprise computing systems, announces today that Appro's
new XtremeBlade,...
After controversy, Torvalds begins work on “git”
A dispute between a prominent open-source developer and the maker of the software used to manage Linux kernel development has forced Linux creator Linus...
Interview: Branden Robinson, new Debian Project Leader
Author: JT Smith
On April 17, Branden Robinson, a senior employee at
Progeny Linux Systems,
took over the role of Debian
Project Leader (DPL) from Martin Michlmayr....
Unholy trio menace Firefox
A bug that allows hackers to inject JavaScript code in link tags supporting "favicons" and a Mozilla-specific flaw which allows the execution of arbitrary...
Bastille Linux update: Hardening the OS with help from Uncle Sam
Author: Jay Lyman
The Bastille Linux project has recently been working with the U.S. government to improve and harden the operating system security software. Project...
KDevelop vs. Microsoft Visual Studio .Net
Author: Olaf Piesche
Over the past few years, Linux has been hitting Windows hard in different places and, blow by blow, won points against the...
USENIX 2005: Unix in Southern California (day two)
This is a report on the second day of USENIX 2005. You might want to start with my report on day one. Day two...
My Workstation OS: Windows 2000 Professional
Author: Brian Bruns
Windows 2000 Professional, while not considered a home user operating system, fits my bill for an OS that is stable and has...