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Package management meets version control in rPath
Author: Bruce Byfield
rPath is a young company that is rapidly becoming a leader in package management innovation. At a time when traditional package management...
ActiveState reactivates
Author: Bruce Byfield
David Ascher, CTO and vice president of engineering for programming tool vendor ActiveState, has seen his company through several incarnations. The latest...
Wirelexsoft announces VistaMax IDE 2.0 for UIQ 3.0
Anonymous Reader writes "Toronto, Canada, March 29th, 2006, Wirelexsoft, pioneers in powerful Rapid Application Development (RAD) tools for mobile platforms, today announced VistaMax IDE...
Linux.com weekly security advisory – March 24, 2006
Author: Kelley Greenman
This week, Debian, Fedora, FreeBSD, Gentoo, Mandriva, Red Hat, SUSE, and Ubuntu released security advisories. Affected packages include Sendmail, PHP, Ilohamail, Crossfire,...
Review: GNOME 2.14
Author: Bruce Byfield
The GNOME desktop has come a long way since a study sponsored by Sun Microsystems in 2001 raised usability issues. Since then,...
A quick look at GanttProject 2.0
Author: Dmitri Popov
Although my daily work doesn't require any project management tools, I do have a soft spot for GanttProject, an easy-to-use application that...
LinuxIT Europe and Red Hat make Linux easier
Ev Milker writes "LinuxIT Europe and Red Hat on a mission to make Linux even easier. LinuxIT Europe today announced a joined UK wide...
First look: KOffice 1.5, part 2: The minor applications
Author: Bruce Byfield
In addition to the three major KOffice applications discussed in part 1 of this series (KWord, KSpread, and KPresenter), KOffice includes nine...
What is UNIX, Anyway?
Anonymous Reader writes "The Thirty Years' War was long and dreary and mostly pointless, but in the end, some good came out of it:...
First look: KOffice 1.5, part 1: The major applications
Author: Bruce Byfield
KOffice often gets overlooked in favor of rival office suite OpenOffice.org (OOo), which has a wider set of features, corporate backing, and...