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Nader urges Feds to get into productivity software ...
Yet another Nader article (YANA), this time from The Register, whose John Lettice brings a foreigner's perspective to the political doings in America. "and...
Mandrake Newsletter: MandrakeSoft increase of capital
In only three years of development, MandrakeSoft has positioned itself as
one of the three leading worldwide Linux producers & publishers. Since the
company recentered its...
AbiWord 1.0.2 released
Mark Gilbert writes: "AbiWord 1.0.2 aka "Hold me, love me, embed me" is now available for
general consumption.
After extensive efforts at bugfixing as well as...
The technology behind LynxOS v4.0’s Linux ABI compatibility
LinuxDevices.com writes "Embedded software vendor LynuxWorks says the newest release of LynxOS,
their proprietary real-time operating system (RTOS), has achieved Linux ABI compatibility -- allowing...
Red Hat Linux Advisories: XChat, GNU Ghostscript, bind, nss_ldap
Red Hat has issued security advisories for XChat, GNU Ghostscript, bind and nss_ldap. More information in the following security advisories.
Category:
Security
Tonight on the Linux Show: If the Rain God allows, fighting in the...
Jeff writes: Tuesday, June 4th, 2002, from the home of Wayne's World, Aurora IL
Tonight LIVE on
www.thelinuxshow.com.
Note: we are experiencing severe rain here...
Nader and Love: U.S. government could end Microsoft monopoly by changing purchasing policy
- By Grant Gross -
If the U.S. government really wants to end the Microsoft monopoly, it has an easy way to do so...
Taiwan to start national plan to push Free Software
Kuro5hin.org has an item saying Taiwan plans to support Free Software through the creation of a totally Chinese free software environment for...
FSF: LindowsOS moving toward GPL compliance
- by Tina Gasperson -
Michael Robertson, the CEO of Lindows.com, today announced another preview
release of LindowsOS, the Linux distribution designed to be able...
UCITA backers try again
"UCITA sets default rules for software licensing. It's supported by vendors, but opposed by a diverse coalition of end users, library and consumer groups...