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South Africa Approves OSS Strategy
ladislav writes "South Africa is proud to be amongst the countries that have adopted Open Source Software (OSS) policies. The improved returns on investment...
The Brazilian Public Sector to Choose Free Software
Rio de Janeiro, 2 June (EFE) The Brazilian government plans to migrate from Windows to Linux 80% of all computers in state...
A Few Software Names Seen Heating Up
The software market is headed for a "modest but slow cyclical recovery," according to Deutsche Bank Securities analyst Brian Skiba, who...
OSA Intros Linux Server Manager Software Based on IPMI
OSA Server Manager provides critical hardware management for IPMI-aware servers based on Windows 2000, 2003 and now Linux. It provides a
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Book Review: Practical TCP/IP
Practical TCP/IP: Designing, Using and Troubleshooting TCP/IP Networks on Linux and Windows starts right off with a short introduction to TCP/IP...
How far do you trust Microsoft?
Can Microsoft win customers for its anti-virus product?
Technology analyst Bill Thompson wonders who would trust an anti-virus product...
A first sight review of Slackware 9.0
Anonymous Reader writes "We talk of the good, bad and the ugly and with the distro wars on the usenet getting fiercer with every...
LindowsOS 4.0 ushers in new pricing, software “bundles”
Anonymous Reader writes "Lindows' Michael Robertson has unveiled new pricing and purchasing options for his company's software. With the release of LindowsOS 4.0, the...
RTCW Enemy Territory: Free as in crack
Joe Barr writes "I discovered a third kind of free software recently. We've all heard of "free as in beer" software. It doesn't cost...
Linux Advisory Watch – June 13th, 2003
- by Benjamin D.
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This week, advisories were released for the Linux kernel, eterm,
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