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Is SAIR certification worthwhile?
Author: JT Smith
The question of certification on Linux was brought up over on Slashdot. "Are CTOs and managers in Linux shops actually looking...
Wine gets Direct3D support
Author: JT Smith
Slashdot has information about a company intending to help WINE, the Windows non-emulator for Linux, improve its support for Direct3D and DirectX...
Passing of a wireless pioneer
Author: JT Smith
Al Gross (W8PAL), ham radio operator, inventor of the "walkie-talkie" handheld radio, and creator of technologies that eventually led to the creation...
Pentium 4: In depth
Author: JT Smith
"The PC industry is taking a huge leap backwards as Intel's new flagship Pentium 4 processor turns out to be an engineering...
Linux companies among stock losers in 2000
Author: JT Smith
This Motley Fool article counts VA Linux and Red Hat as among the top stock losers in 2000. "It's been a particularly...
When will Mom use Linux?
Author: JT Smith
A Linux.com article asks the question. "Two years ago I was bold and naive enough to assert that my mother would be...
New attack on digital ‘piracy’
Author: JT Smith
From Mercurycenter.com: "Hollywood has teamed up with some of the biggest players in computer storage
...
Microsoft in 2001: Another bad year?
Author: JT Smith
Reuters reports that 2001 may not turn out any better for Microsoft than 2000 did. Profit warnings from 2000 could carry over,...
Your next laptop: made in China?
Author: JT Smith
From ZDNET.co.uk: "Notebook manufacturing is rapidly migrating to mainland China, a
move that will inevitably lead to lower laptop prices.
The...
Introducing Motor, Part 2: Advanced usage
Author: JT Smith
Motor is a great new IDE for programming under Linux. In this
second part of the series, the author looks at more...