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VA Linux to provide Red Hat 7.0-based software on servers
Author: JT Smith
VA Linux Systems, Inc. today announced that the company plans to offer Red Hat 7.0-based software for ordering as a standard...
Linux Security Week released
Author: JT Smith
LinuxSecurity.com presents, Linux Security Week for Sept. 25, 2000.
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Linux
NEC and MontaVista Port Linux OS to VR
Author: JT Smith
NEC Electronics Inc. and MontaVista Software Inc. today announced that the Hard Hat Linux operating system has been ported to NEC's VR4181,...
J2ME finds its niche
Author: JT Smith
Hunting for a home for Java2 Micro Edition, Infoworld News reports, Sun Microsystems has found one in wireless handsets.
Depth of field means true 3-D is on the horizon
Author: JT Smith
The makers of 3-D monitors that really fulfill their promise are certain it's the new frontier for hooking PC users. The biggest...
Website to sell downloads of South Park
Author: JT Smith
Reuters on Excite says Sightsound.com has made a deal with Comedy Central and will offer episodes of the popular cartoon South Park...
Is Microsoft “colluding” with NSA to allow backdoor access into apps?
Author: JT Smith
The National Security Administration gathers information on Internet traffic, especially in foreign countries. Now, some European nations are looking at open source...
Your Palm is ringing
Author: JT Smith
From PCWorld.com:Palm and RealVision Technology have announced a telephony attachment device for the Palm V handheld device, enabling the PDA (personal digital...
The ‘official’ celeb site racket
Author: JT Smith
CelebSites.com wants to be the premier source for official celebrity websites, and counts among its A-list stars like Gwyneth Paltrow and Mel...
New open source privacy software stores personal data
Author: JT Smith
Extensible Name Service technology allows web users to dictate what information online companies receive, reports SiliconValley.com.
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Linux