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ArsDigita moving away from Open Source strategy
Author: JT Smith
CNEt reports that ArtsDigita plans to start selling proprietary software. "While other open-source companies such as Red Hat, Caldera Systems and VA...
SourceXchange dies
Author: JT Smith
LinuxGram reports on the shutdown of SourceXchange. "Collab.Net's SourceXchange, which was set up to match open source developers with companies willing to...
President Bush stops using email
Author: JT Smith
joabj writes: "From the Irish Times: "US President George Bush has stopped using email as a form of communication, citing privacy concerns."...
64-bit Linux project adds Intel McKinley support
Author: JT Smith
The Register: "The latest version of the IA-64 Linux kernel has been released, bringing with it
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MS bug of the day: Accessing RAM with Kiplinger TaxCut 2000
Author: JT Smith
MSNBC amusement for the day: "If a Windows 95/98 system is experiencing problems accessing
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CPRM creator blasts The Register
Author: JT Smith
"The scientist behind the CPRM copy control caper took a swipe at The Register in
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Linux Advisory Watch – April 6th 2001
Author: JT Smith
LinuxSecurity: "This week, advisories were released for the Linux kernel, ntp, and openssh. The vendors include Caldera, Debian, NetBSD,
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The Subversion Project: A real contender to cvs
Author: JT Smith
- By Wayne Earl -
In the world of Open Source development, cvs has been the reigning champion for version control. Most...
Democrats plan to boost broadband
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet reports that the Democratic party is working on plans to help improve broadband access for all Americans across the income spectrum.
Maddog sees computers everywhere
Author: JT Smith
IDG.net reports on a talk by Linux evangelist Jon "maddog" Hall, who says Bill Gates is wrong when he sees the PC...