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March Embedded Linux Journal
Author: JT Smith
It's at LinuxDevices.com. Among the articles: "Embedded Real-Time Linux for Instrument Control and Data Logging," "RTLinux Application Development Tutorial," and "Quest for...
Is the Linux file system suited to handle the large data files?
Author: JT Smith
"One of the easiest conclusions to draw is that the latest kernel update, 2.4.x , has been modified to be able to...
Inside IBM and the Linux Consulting Center
Author: JT Smith
ConsultingTimes.com interviews Dan Frye, director of the Linux Technology Center
for IBM. Asked how center selects projects to work on, he says:...
Morpheus swappers move to Gnutella network
Author: JT Smith
Reuters reports that thousands of Internet users turned to the Gnutella network over the weekend to download free music and movies, "throwing...
LANANA: new device registrations resumed
Author: JT Smith
Posted on LWN.net: "As of 2002-03-06, LANANA's Linux Device Number Registration has resumed.
At the request of Alan Cox and Marcelo Tosatti, new...
Developing C/C++ applications with the KDevelop IDE
Author: JT Smith
At LinuxJournal.com: "The aim of this article is to enable you to create an application with the KDevelop Integrated Development Environment (IDE)...
Cox: Cheaper chips give new life to Linux
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet has the story: "The advent of affordable 64-bit computing could be the best thing to happen to Linux in a long...
Dual booting with WIndows XP and Red Hat 7.2
Author: JT Smith
John Gowin writes, "Linux Orbit member John Oates clues us in on howto dual boot Windows XP and Red Hat LINUX 7.2...
Zeta project is porting Linux to a virtual architecture
Author: JT Smith
- by Tina Gasperson -
On February 8, a terse announcement to the LKML list stated: "A quick note to
tell anybody interested that...
Unix-like email service
Author: JT Smith
Anonymous Reader writes: "Wizards-of-Source.org is going another way to provide free e-mail services. Why do you need these funky webinterfaces or pop...