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Honeynet Project releases June Scan of the Month results
LinuxSecurity Contributors write: "This month's challenge is to make sense of a seemingly innocuous flurry of UDP packets. LinuxSecurity.com has the summary. On the...
Loads of Linux Links (LoLL) Version 1.0.1 release
Barbara Irwin writes: Version 1.0.1 of the Loads of Linux Links project has been released. Below is the project summary, with relevant links.
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PC Expo wrapup
LinuxJournal: "Open source, although not hyped, was everywhere. A fax server by Morgan Hill, California-based Castelle, basically a black box that acted as a...
Why KDE applications have a bright desktop future
LinuxWorld: "Despite his personal preference for GNOME/GTK and the shortcomings of current KDE applications, Nicholas Petreley explains why KDE/Qt developers are likely to outbattle...
Debian considered harmful?
Advogato: " Some consider it rite of passage to have a Debian-based system. This is not only because it's the true GNU Linux, but...
Conectiva Linux Advisory: OpenSSH
Conectiva: "ISS published an advisory concerning a remote vulnerability in OpenSSH that could be used by remote attackers to obtain root privileges on the...
Desktop/LX offers a friendly alternative to Windows
Anonymous Reader writes: "PCWorld gives a favorable review of Lycoris Desktop/LX. http://www.idg.net/ic_879479_1794_9-10000.html
Excerpt: 'Looking for an inexpensive, simple-to-use alternative to the Windows operating system?...
Linux draws interest at PC event
PCWorld.com notes the interest in Linux at PC Expo/TechXNY. "For the first time, a Linux Boot Camp taught attendees what Linux is, what they...
LinuxQuestions.org turns two
jeremy writes: "LinuxQuestions.org is proud to announce that is has been
two years since the sites first post. We now have 108,544 posts...
LinuxQuestions.org turns two
jeremy writes: "LinuxQuestions.org is proud to announce that is has been
two years since the sites first post. We now have 108,544 posts...