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Germany: Linux atop Web-hosting pack
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet reports that forty-four percent of all German Web domains are hosted by Linux-based servers.
Category:
Linux
Napster fallout continues
Author: JT Smith
PCWorld reports that thirty-four percent of US colleges and universities have banned the music file-trading program Napster for Internet users surfing over...
Bring me the head of an AbiWord developer
By Emmett Plant
NewsForge Columnist
OK, I'm writing my column for the second time due to technical difficulties. Tension runs high, and I'm already well past...
Penguin Computing, Bramasol announce SAP solution
Author: JT Smith
Penguin Computing Inc., a provider of reliable Linux systems for Internet serving, and Bramasol Inc., an SAP America, Inc. Certified Business Solution...
X-Chat security update
Author: JT Smith
The version of X-Chat that was distributed with Debian GNU/Linux 2.2
has a vulnerability in the URL handling code: when a user clicks...
Review: Debian 2.2
Author: JT Smith
From a review at securityportal: "I wanted to write a really positive article about Debian 2.2, which was just released a few...
Interview with Eazel’s Tribble
Author: JT Smith
LWN.net interviews Guy "Bud" Tribble, vice president of engineering for Eazel.
Category:
Linux
VA Linux ups server ante
Author: JT Smith
VA Linux rolled out a four-way 700MHz Pentium III-based system that company officials promised will be targeted at users looking to speed...
Tech heavyweights team on Linux lab
Author: JT Smith
IBM, Hewlett Packard, and Intel have teamed up to form an independent lab for Linux developers to expand the alternative operating system...
Column: Privacy laws will have unintended consequences
Author: JT Smith
From an Inter@active Week column: "Regulations designed to protect my 'privacy' or my rights as a 'consumer' are not the same as...