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Message from the Debian Project
Author: JT Smith
Linux Weekly News announces, Debian is phasing out support for Debian 2.1.
China to allow private companies on Internet
Author: JT Smith
Reuters on CNET: China's cabinet has approved landmark rules that will allow private
companies to operate Internet and other...
IBM Japan’s Netfinity strategy provides more options
Author: JT Smith
IBM Japan Ltd. is reinforcing its Linux operating-system business across the board, according to Jiro Fujimoto, manager of IBM Japan's
Marketing Management, ...
New graphics board clocks up to 460 MHz
Author: JT Smith
Hercules
plans to phase out...
Goody two-shoes file-swapping app from Paris
Author: JT Smith
"We don't violate copyrights," says ZDen, but you'll have to pay for the privilege. From Redherring.com.
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Linux
New distros show up on Linux radar
Author: JT Smith
Linux World News takes a quick look at two new releases: ASPLinux, derived from RedHat; and kmLinux, a German distro intended for...
Japan group wants to match US internet dominance
Author: JT Smith
A Japanese group wants their country to become the dominant force in high-technology on the internet by 2005. The story at ZDNet.
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Digital music initiative nearly ready
Author: JT Smith
InfoWorld has a feature on the Secure Digital Music Initiative : "But the question remains whether this time SDMI is in the...
Overview of Linux viruses
Author: JT Smith
SecurityPortal.com has a review of those nasty Linux viruses: "Viruses are, by
...
The purer-than-Microsoft, but dirtier-than-Linux dance
Author: JT Smith
From CRN.com: "When it comes to open source, some vendors like to have their
...