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The Linux newbie takes on the screen grabbers
Author: JT Smith
GonzoJohn tells us about an article at LinuxOrbit.com: "Screen-Grabbers! Catchy name isn't it?
Both KDE and GNOME are full of helpful...
C Decompiler for Microsoft code is out there
Author: JT Smith
tjhanson writes: "VNU Network News via Lexis-nexis has this story: "John Safa, a former cracker and CTO of security vendor BitArts, said:...
Linux catching Windows on all fronts
Author: JT Smith
- by Jack Bryar -Open Source Business -
Linux stocks are down 90 to 95%. Most of the major Linux developers have yet...
Fujitsu regroups for storage software push
Author: JT Smith
LinuxGram has a story about Fujitsu Software Technology's new business idea. "Fujitsu Softek has serious ambitions that have been fanned by the...
OEone aims its Operating Environment at the Webtop world
Author: JT Smith
- By Dan Berkes -
Chicago -- "This isn't an exhibition, it's a competition," said one spring Comdex attendee. A quick look around...
Emacs: The programmer’s editor
Author: JT Smith
"Emacs, although quite popular among the Linux community, can be a bit intimidating
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Napster hearing: Isn’t it ironic?
Author: JT Smith
TheStandard has a bit of a different take on the digital music hearings before a U.S. Senate committee. "One day after three...
Linux coders offer kernel wishes
Author: JT Smith
Wired.com has more on the Linux kernel 2.5 summit. Among the proposals: A "plan to lock-in proposed changes and institute a
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On getting a three-button mouse
Author: JT Smith
LinuxPlanet has a long-winded essay about getting a three-button mouse, and a bit about some obscure window managers for X.
Debian setting up shop at Linux Expo Madrid
Author: JT Smith
"Linux Expo Madrid is one of the biggest exhibitions in Madrid regarding Linux. Last year's event was attended by over 3,500 visitores....