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Can you escape DSL Hell?
Author: JT Smith
Thousands of customers are stuck in so-called DSL hell, where infrastructure limitations and service-provider problems torture even the most determined users. But...
Samsung introduces $199 Linux-compatible laser printer
Author: JT Smith
The ML-4500 is simple to install and is compatible with Windows 95/98/2000/NT4.0 and Linux support. It is also the smallest laser...
PogoLinux.com to offer complimentary Linux CDs and support
Author: JT Smith
In an effort to evangelize the gospel of Linux, PogoLinux.com has announced
a program to distribute popular Linux CDs free...
Company helps Linux sysadmins with the ‘what ifs’
Author: JT Smith
By Grant Gross
Managing Editor
Imagine you're a systems administrator whose job is to keep track of dozens of machines running several versions of...
Tuning Linux for maximum performance
Author: JT Smith
Moshe Bar at byte.com writes, "One can safely assume that most
...
Security firms to release Linux security appliance
Author: JT Smith
Medium-sized firms are the target for a Linux-based Net security appliance, to be released by security firms Intrusion and Check Point Software...
Unified BSD packaging system?
Author: JT Smith
Chris Coleman has brought up the possibility of a unified BSD package system on daily daemonnews. "To prove my point, I downloaded...
Startup offers tech help for home computer users
Author: JT Smith
A company in San Jose, California, is offering "geek house calls" for $39 per hour. They don't claim their people are supertechs,...
Review: Abit Gentus Linux 3.0
Author: JT Smith
The Duke of URL reviews Gentus v3, the latest Abit repackaging of Red Hat Rawhide with additional Abit features. Covered are...
Tuxtop Quartz 795+ review
Author: JT Smith
By: Jeff Field
NewsForge Columnist
With Linux gaining ground in the desktop, handheld and server markets, there is still one market where Linux hasn't...