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USB Wi-Fi adapters under Linux
Author: Keith Winston
I needed to connect my new desktop PC wirelessly from my second floor office to my first floor network. As I started...
Ippimail needs the help of the OS community
Simon Martin writes "Ippimail.com has just gone Public Beta. Ippimail is a community based Yahoo/Gmail style email service which aims to raise $1million/day for...
Mini Kernel Dump now supports x86-64 architectures
Shuji Sado writes "Mini Kernel Dump, a highly reliable crash dump feature for the
Linux kernel, now supports 64 bit architectures, reinforcing its
support for more...
Linux Advisory Watch – January 21, 2005
Author: Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released for twiki, xine, libtiff, mc, gatos, playmidi,
chbg, cups, imagemagick, mysql, xpdf, xtrlock, mysql,...
Wireless USB in Linux
Author: Preston St. Pierre
I needed to connect my new desktop PC wirelessly from my second floor office to my first floor network. As I...
Intrusion detection with AIDE
Author: Preston St. Pierre
If an intruder penetrates your system, it will not be long before they upload and replace key system files. This is...
Choosing an open calendar manager
Author: Simeon Miteff
When choosing group calendaring and scheduling software, many organizations adopt one of the well-established commercial packages like Microsoft Exchange and Outlook, Lotus...
GaDuGi and free software share one fire
Author: Joe Barr
Recently Linux Business Week ran a story entitled "Cherokee Indians To Encircle Open Source?
Or How the GPL Might Wind Up with Arrows...
Site review: Snazzy zazzybob.com
Author: Tina Gasperson
What's a zazzybob? I don't know, but zazzybob.com is a Linux site that has a "particular lean" toward scripting, with a full...
Building a command-line generator for RSS feeds
Author: Marcelo Rinesi
While there's no shortage of Web-based programs that output RSS, sometimes all you want to do is generate and serve a quick-and-dirty...