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Company prepares to launch ‘Linux for novices’ product
Author: JT Smith
Maximum Linux has this tidbit: "Tel Aviv-based startup Epitera is preparing to launch its first product at Comdex Fall 2000: an
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The line on PMfax
Author: JT Smith
Linux World has a column on PMFax. "Over a year ago, I was surprised to hear a friend say fax on Linux...
The AmigaOne: Back to the future
Author: JT Smith
By Tony Granata
News Editor
"It has taken the rest of the industry 15 years to catch up to Amiga. Now they never will."...
Development tool goes open source
Author: JT Smith
"After StarOffice, more source code made available. JYACC will open one
million lines of code of its Panther Open Source Software for...
Weekly news wrapup: Open Source looks at MS security problems
Author: JT Smith
By Grant Gross
Managing Editor
If you've just crawled out from under a rock this past week, or you've just returned from vacationing in...
Charmed, will be pleased to meet you
Author: JT Smith
By Julie Bresnick
NewsForge StaffTechnology continues to claim a second, albeit a cozy second, to sex
for
holding our attention. But from the...
Kopernicus: Linux made easy
Author: JT Smith
ZDNET reports that KDE Team officials, in a news release issued Monday,
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Informix announces Red Brick Decision Server 6.1
Author: JT Smith
Informix Software, the database
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Linux may be the heart of Novell’s new soul
Author: JT Smith
A Network World columnist says he wouldn't be surprised to see Novell's NetWare operating in a Linux microkernal environment. "Novell also has...
Battling for Linux support customers
Author: JT Smith
By Grant Gross
Managing Editor
A competitor of Red Hat says the Linux distributor is acting "proprietary" with its new Web-based support service, Red...