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LWN.net weekly edition

Author: JT Smith LWN: The newest issue of Linux Weekly News is now online for your reading enjoyment. Category: Linux

Next Windows rocks, but copy controls could hamper reinstalls

Author: JT Smith PCWorld has a cheerleader type story about the upcoming XP: "Windows XP, Microsoft's next operating system, is shaping up as one of...

Appearance themes: Apple’s 1984 Super Bowl ad

Author: JT Smith Kelly McNeill of OSOpinion writes: "Apple Computer's 1984 Super Bowl advertisement has been routinely hailed as the greatest television commercial of all...

An Open-Source call to arms

Author: JT Smith Kelly McNeill writes "There is a war going on, whether we in the open-source community want to admit it or not. In...

Review: Rio Volt MP3-CD player

Author: JT Smith - By Jeff Field - When I reviewed the Mambo-X MP3 player, I wasn't very impressed. It did the job, but it was...

MIT sues AOL Time Warner over trademark violation

Author: JT Smith The Massachussets Institute of Technology is reporting that it has filed a lawsuit against an AOL Time Warner company in U.S. District...

NetBSD 1.5.1 released

Author: JT Smith BSD Today reports on the release of NetBSD 1.5.1, a patch revision for 1.5 containing over a hundred fixes from bugreports from...

Samsung plans faster DDR memory

Author: JT Smith PC World reports that Samsung is planning to release 128M DDR-RAM chips capable of operating at 300MHz, above the company's earlier estimate...

Java Tool Promises Do-It-Yourself Mobile Apps

Author: JT Smith Kelly McNeill writes "Why is everyone whining about lagging adoption of wireless data services? Well, they have a lot of reasons. Bandwidth....

The IT faithful still attend USENIX Annual Tech Conference

Author: JT Smith The USENIX Association announced today that its signature conference suffered no change in attendance despite a sagging technical industry.Shrinking training budgets and massive layoffs...