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Transmeta’s troubles piling up
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet reports: "Toshiba had big plans earlier this year for the U.S. release of a laptop with an energy-efficient chip from Transmeta,...
Are GUIs really user-friendly?
Author: JT Smith
Kelly McNeill writes "I've been trying to teach my mother to use a computer for more than two months now. Using both...
Linux 2.4.14 released
Author: JT Smith
Dave of Redhatbox.org writes with the changelog:
final:
- David Miller: sparc/scsi scatterlist fixes
- Martin Mares: PCI ids, email address update
-...
Gnumeric 0.75 released
Author: JT Smith
Posted at LWN.net: "This will be the last release before we freeze the ui and user visible
...
‘Patriot Act’ opens ISPs to monitoring
Author: JT Smith
It's a little late to stop the law, but IDG News Service reports that ISPs and network administrators may have to ...
Student’s ARM7 clone disappears from Web
Author: JT Smith
EET.com reports that a clone of the ARM7 32-bit RISC processor core, previously
...
OpenBSD: The most secure OS around
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet has the review/commentary: "Unlike other operating systems, with the exception of close relative NetBSD, the open source
...
RackSaver builds first Intel Pentium 4 1U server – unable to verify
Author: JT Smith
November 2001 -- RackSaver has combined all the speed and stability of Intel’s 2Ghz+ Pentium 4 processor with the space-efficient, versatile...
Magic Earth announces leading software on Linux
Author: JT Smith
Magic Earth announced today its plan
to
offer the company's revolutionary visualization and interpretation
application, GeoProbe(R), on the desktop...
Xbox estimated at break-even point by 2004
Author: JT Smith
Reuters: "Microsoft could lose as much as $1 billion on its new Xbox video game console before breaking even in fiscal 2004,...