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Linux in Science Report No. 7 released
Author: JT Smith
It's at Seul.org. Among the items: "Many research labs have what can best be described as a heterogenous computing environment. In the...
Slash’s Bender becomes a beta
Author: JT Smith
Krow writes: "At some point this morning we ran a regular expression
against the main branch of slash and a new beta was
born.
What's...
Red Hat CTO talks live to Linux users about clusters
Author: JT Smith
An anonymous reader tells us about an announcement at SearchEnterpriseLinux: "Confused about clusters? Wearing his classic red fedora and no protective armor,...
Why I chose Windows NT over Linux: Not this time!
Author: JT Smith
Sensei writes: "
In early January 2000, I wrote at LinuxNewbie.org about my decision to use Windows NT in the creation of a...
LinuxPPC gives away 1,000+ CDs at Macworld
Author: JT Smith
At LWN.net: LinuxPPC Inc., the leading
developer of Linux for PowerPC computers, continued its tradition of
massive CD giveaways at the Macworld Expo. The...
SLT 2001, a seminar of the Linux and TeX user community
Author: JT Smith
From LinuxPR: Qbizm is a proud sponsor of a Linux user community seminar held in Central
Europe from February 15th...
NuSphere releases version 1.13.5 of NuSphere MySQL
Author: JT Smith
NuSphere Corporation, provider of NuSphere (TM) MySQL(TM), the leading packaged software product for the open source database marketplace, announced today version 1.13.5...
Linux and video conferencing, the pain and the solution
Author: JT Smith
Emmett Plant writes, "D. Clyde Williamson shares his pain (and his solution) for finding proper videoconferencing tools to work with Linux. Check...
Further Linux testing in store
Author: JT Smith
PCWeek reports that, even before the release of 2.4 earlier this month, the Linux development community was hard at work on a
...
AMD launches low-cost mobile chips
Author: JT Smith
From ZDNET.co.uk: "The release of the first mobile chip based on AMD's Athlon core -- which
replaced the K6 in late 1999...