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OSDL CEO: Linux is coming and Portland is its capital
Author: Jay Lyman
The world's single largest official open source organization is headquartered not in Japan or Silicon Valley but in Beaverton, Oregon. It makes...
Could open source elections close out hanging chads?
Author: Jay Lyman
When Joe Church contemplated trudging out in the Canada cold to cast a vote for relatively minor and in some cases unopposed...
Sun finally launches its own graphical Java platform
Author: Chris Preimesberger
MENLO PARK, Calif. -- Sun Microsystems at its quarterly "software summit" Tuesday announced that the beta version of Java Studio Creator, its...
Fair use, or not fair?
Author: Lee Schlesinger
Last week we posted a story written by my colleague David Graham titled Proven: Windows is more secure than Linux. It was...
Linux Advisory Watch – March 26, 2004
Author: Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released
for ecartis, OpenSSL, httpd, and sysstat. The distributors include Debian, Fedora,
Red...
Port scanning and Nmap 3.5
Author: Joe Barr
Inspired by the release of Nmap 3.5, the latest version of the award-winning network security tool, I've been exploring network security issues...
SysAdmin to SysAdmin: Linux as an LDAP client
Author: Brian Jones
LDAP software vendors seem to spend most of their efforts focusing on the
functionality of the server. As a result, some client platforms...
Tackling Unix security in large organisations, part 2
Author: Iain Roberts
Yesterday we began discussing techniques for securing Unix systems in large organizations. Systems are relatively easy; it is a security
truism that the...
SCO secrets spill out over Internet
There are new cracks in the "open source" walls protecting Linux, but whether they threaten the operating system's future of free distribution remains in...
Software Licensing and Piracy: The Hidden Truth?
ValourX writes "For years many people have simply clicked the "I Agree" button and skipped over the obligatory license agreement, then used the software...