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ThursdaySpeaking of GNU/Linux
Author: JT Smith
By: Emmett PlantDear EminemDear EminemOne thing we're learning in the new internet economy is that ideology and
technology go hand-in-hand. I know the...
Linux-Mandrake Security Update Advisory
Author: JT Smith
Linux Mandrake Security Team is offering a security fix for all versions of the ISC DHCP client program, dhclient, that are...
Zero-Knowledge Systems Releases First Tranche of Souce Code
Author: JT Smith
Zero-Knowledge announces the release of the source code of the
Freedom Linux kernel interface. Source code will be available for
download from...
TuesdayOpen Source People
Author: JT Smith
By: Julie BresnickAll the World is Not Just a StageAll the World is Not Just a StageI'm sorry, I just think technology...
Testing, testing, testing
Author: JT Smith
This is a test, this is only a test. If this were an actual NewsForge story, you would be instructed to seek...
Open source’s big party
Author: JT Smith
Tony Granata writes: UpsideToday's Sam Williams reports on the O'Reilly Open Source Convention in Monterey this week. Highlights include keynote speakers...
Two Linux companies, two very different plans
Author: JT Smith
- by Jack Bryar -Open Source Business -
This week, like so many other weeks over the last
year, the business message from the...
Sawfish: The next big thing in window managers
Author: JT Smith
BSD Today
reviews Sawfish, a window manager designed for speed and flexibility. The bottom line: Sawfish is a threat to popular window...
GNOME Office, how far along are we?
Author: JT Smith
Tony Granata writes: LinuxOrbit.com's Editor-in-chief John Gowin compares GNOME Office suite of applications against Microsoft Office.
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Linux
FreeBSD 4.1 in release candidate mode
Author: JT Smith
The 4.1 branch of FreeBSD has been frozen as of 18:00 GMT July 20, and is available for download.
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Linux