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Making Linux accessible for Granddad
- by Chris Gulker -
At age 89, my father-in-law asked for computer lessons. Now that he's 92, it's about time to upgrade him;...
Sun won’t set yet
- by John O'Sullivan -
Eric Raymond has earned my respect many times over. Lately, he has been indispensable in exposing SCO's deceit. So...
Suit threat slows Linux sales
Businesses continue to buy Linux software, though a bit more slowly than before, despite threats of lawsuits against users of the
popular...
Linux Advisory Watch – October 3rd 2003
- by Benjamin D.
Thomas -
This week, advisories were
released for proftpd, openssl, marbles, freesweep, webfs, OpenSSL, mpg123, teapop,
and proftpd. The...
Making journalistic mistakes in public
- By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller -
One 'disadvantage' of a news Web site like NewsForge that encourages readers to post responses to stories is that...
Linux for You announces Linux Asia 2004, Open Source Media iniative
Linux For You writes "Linux For You, Asia's first Linux magazine, today announced holding of Linux Asia 2004. The event is aimed at shifting...
Linux 2.6-test6 Development Kernel
Anonymous Reader writes "Linus Torvalds released the 2.6-test6 development kernel with a number of exciting changes. Most notably this includes some impressive performance...
Strong reactions to CCIA security report give it added credibility
- By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller -
Ed Black, head of the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) -- the group that released the infamous report...
A sense of wonder at MIT Emerging Technologies Conference
- by Lee Schlesinger -
I hear frequent advertisements on my local radio station for brain supplements. I got the same effect without a pill...
Linux Advisory Watch – September 26, 2003
This week, advisories were released for vnc, krb5, php4, ipmasq, ssh,
ARP, openssh, wu-ftpd, ipmasq, sendmail, proftpd and perl. The
distributors include Conectiva, Debian, Guardian...