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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.
Category:
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.
Category:
Linux
PR: Free program on electronic privacy threats
Author: JT Smith
The Linux User Group of Los Angeles is offering a free, six-hour program July 22, 2000, on privacy threats to your personal...
Microsoft Shares Tumble
Author: JT Smith
Tina Gasperson writes: Yahoo Tech News reports that Microsoft shares dropped sharply Wednesday, after second quarter reports showed flat revenues.
Category:
Linux
Tiny “Portal PC” Comes Loaded With RedHat 6.2
Author: JT Smith
Tina Gasperson writes: Portal Research announced the release of its new Portal PC, a machine touted as an inexpensive solution for home,...
Random Story With Which Grant May Play
Author: JT Smith
Daniel D. Slosberg writes "Here's a story for you, Grant. Have fun! "
Linux’s Tell-Tale Heart, Part 3
Author: JT Smith
More security for beginning sysadmins. This time we learn how
portsentry
can identify port-scanners and stop them in their tracks.
Category:
Linux
Linux’s Tell-Tale Heart, Part 2
Author: JT Smith
Security for beginning sysadmins. This episode: using the
logcheck
script to keep abreast of security threats to your Linux system.
Category:
Linux
PR: John Wiley & Sons to release GNU/Linux certification guides
Author: JT Smith
Linux certification company Sair has announced that global publisher John Wiley & Sons will publish a second series of test preparation guides...