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Intel releases Linux math kernel library
Author: JT Smith
Intel has released its math kernel library for Linux. Version 5.1 Beta features BLAS, FFTs, LAPACK, and VML. Registration is required.
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The question of too many Linux distributions
Author: JT Smith
From Slashdot: "evenprime writes "In this zdnet column, Evan Leibovitch responds to linux critics who say that Caldera and Red Hat will...
Women’s group criticizes software ad as sexist
Author: JT Smith
The San Francisco Chronicle (via Computer News Daily) reports that Bay Area women's professional group Gracenet awarded Big Blue its DisGraceful Award...
Evolution 0.9 released
Author: JT Smith
From Ximian: "Evolution 0.9 has landed! Code-named Platypus, this release offers GPG/PGP encryption, along with better support for those of you with...
The Hacker Ethic
Author: JT Smith
"Linus Torvalds says in his Prologue that, for the hacker, "the computer itself is entertainment," meaning that the hacker programs because he...
Lineo ports uClinux to Motorola ColdFire MCF5272
Author: JT Smith
From AllLinuxDevices: "Lineo recently completed porting uClinux (http://uclinux.lineo.com) to the Motorola ColdFire MCF5272 processor. Lineo has worked closely with Motorola on each...
zopeMyAdmin released
Author: JT Smith
"zopeMyAdmin is intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the web. It provides a front-end for easier manipulation of databases. It...
Compaq takes a stake in SuSE
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet News is reporting that Compaq Computer has made an investment in German Linux concern SuSE. The amount invested was not disclosed,...
Responding to a security incident
Author: JT Smith
From Linux Journal: "By now, nearly everyone who has been using Linux for some time and had their system connected to the...
A whole new desktop with anti-aliasing
Author: JT Smith
Anti-aliased fonts, a computer graphics tweak that many users believe gives more life and realism to the electronic printed word, are available...