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Racing to reiserfs on Red Hat
Author: JT Smith
"A Journal Filesystem keeps track of all the transactions undertaken. And the lack of a proper journal filesystems has
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Supercomputer allows Victoria to really think big
Author: JT Smith
FairFaxIT: "Meet Grendel; an old-style computer that takes up a whole room. Billed as Australia's most powerful publicly available supercomputer, and in...
Intel challenger Transmeta still has a lot to prove
Author: JT Smith
FairFaxIT: "Take the poster child of the open-source rebellion, a company noted for paranoid secrecy to rival the Illuminatus, and a prominent...
Napster: Free to be p-to-p
Author: JT Smith
TheStandard: "The clock is ticking for Napster. On July 1, the
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Linux Security Week – April 16th 2001
Author: JT Smith
LinuxSecurity: "This week, the interesting articles include, "Make SSH do more," "Tools and Their Signatures, Part One: bind8x.c," and
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In Microsoft do you trust?
Author: JT Smith
ZDNET: "To breathe in the electronic environment of Microsoft's .Net
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Weekly news wrapup: Indrema shuts down Linux gaming console project
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross
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It was another bad news week for Open Source business models, at least for one high-profile Linux project....
DeepLinux Package Manager now available
Author: JT Smith
LinuxPR has a release regarding DeepLinux: "The deepLinux package manager is now available for download from the company website. This manager adds...
Alcatel security note reveals more than it should
Author: JT Smith
There's a couple of stories, one from morons.org and another from the Associated Press that describe a security flaw
in an
Alcatel
DSL modem...
PostgreSQL v7.1 release announcement
Author: JT Smith
LWN has posted about the release of PostgreSQL 7.1. Performance improvements are the main enchancements in this release.
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