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GNOME 2.6 Marks Smooth Upgrade
sjvn writes "Version 2.6 of The GNOME Project's desktop environment for Linux and Unix is faster and more polished than the release it replaces...
Open source databases gaining ground, analysts say
Author: Jay Lyman
Open source databases have a bright outlook in low-end, Unix-friendly vertical markets, including telecommunications and retail. They have grown from niche use...
Pkgsrc Lecture to be at LinuxFest Northwest
Guest writes "A lecture presenting Pkgsrc, the software build and packaging
system, will be given at LinuxFest Northwest 2004 on Saturday, April 17
in Bellingham, Washington,...
CARP your way to high availability
Author: Sunny Raspet
You're putting out system management fires, with five SSH sessions open on your desktop. The mail server needs a restart after that...
Real World Linux 2004, Day 3: The conclusion
Author: David 'cdlu' Graham
TORONTO -- The third and final day of the Real World Linux 2004 conference saw a number of valuable technical sessions...
Is CRM Feasible on Open Source?
As more companies explore the cost effectiveness and power of open-source platforms like Linux , questions are arising about the interoperability of major enterprise...
Real World Linux 2004, Day 2: Keynotes
Author: David 'cdlu' Graham
TORONTO -- Real World Linux 2004 Conference and Expo is under way this week at the Metro Convention Center in Canada's...
An in-depth look at SUSE 9.1 RC2
Author: Joe Barr
Here is our promised in-depth look at the latest SUSE 9.1 beta. I found a little more flakiness than I would be...
NetBeans 3.6 GA version released
Author: Chris Preimesberger
NetBeans IDE 3.6, which includes two-tier J2EE 1.4 support, became generally available Tuesday. NetBeans is a pure Java, open source development environment...
JDBC Driver to Tunnel Through Firewalls
Christoph Sauer writes "
It's a common problem: database applications cannot access relational databases because firewalls block the necessary ports. A workaround for this limitation...