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EFF lawyer: Recent rulings mean Open Source developers need to be careful
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
It's been a challenging past few weeks for Open Source/Free Software-related issues in the courts. Two cases...
Patch Penguin: Evolution or revolution?
Author: JT Smith
Anonymous Reader tells us about this story: http://www.linuxworld.com/site-stories/2002/0211.scale.html. "A long and sometimes bitter thread entitled 'A Modest Proposal: We need a Patch...
Linux kernel 2.5.4 released
Author: JT Smith
Linux kernel version 2.5.4 has been released. It is available from:
Patch:
ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.5/patch-2.5.4.gz
Full...
A titanic story – the history of the Itanium
Author: JT Smith
Hammer writes: "OSNews features an interesting article on the history of the Intel Itanium, the 64-bit CPU which cost HP & Intel...
Weekly news wrap-up: Sun embraces Linux, public doesn’t embrace Microsoft
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
Sun Microsystems this week announced new initiatives designed to embrace Linux, including, apparently, a Sun-produced Linux operating system....
Linux 2.5.3-dj5
Author: JT Smith
Dave Jones: "Back in sync with Linus, and another bunch of pending items.
Several janitor style patches also pending, which will go in...
2.5 now has preemptible kernel patch
Author: JT Smith
Anonymous Reader writes "Robert Love's preemptible kernel patch has made it into the main 2.5 development tree. Read the details on...
Mandrake: ‘groff’ Buffer overflow
Author: JT Smith
Mandrake: "zen-parse discovered an exploitable buffer overflow in groff's preprocessor. If groff is invoked using the LPRng printing system, an attacker...
LinuxWorld Expo refutes the FUD
Author: JT Smith
LinuxWorld: "f you've ever wondered how much truth there might be in Microsoft's FUD campaigns, like the one currently under way to...
Free enterprise application framework
Author: JT Smith
Derek Neighbors writes, "Responding to Roblimo's call for 'under promoted' software:
I would like to introduce GNU Enterprise (http://www.gnuenterprise). I think...