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Novell, Mandrake respond to Sun’s Red Hat claims
Author: Jem Matzan
When Sun's Scott McNealy told us that Red Hat had the Linux market, we decided it might be a good idea to...
Object databases: Q&A with key movers at db4objects
Author: Mark Stone
While the traditional relational database market has largely resisted open source databases, the database world overall is a dynamic market full of...
Distribution Review: Knoppix Games
Author: Preston St. Pierre
Games Knoppix is an entertainment-oriented version of the popular Debian-based LiveCD known as Knoppix. The idea behind Games Knoppix is excellent...
KDE on Windows? A Platonic dialogue
Author: Tom Chance
Should KDE port its applications to Windows? A debate has flared up in parts of the KDE community, filling inboxes and blogs...
Understanding NetBSD 2.0’s new technology
Author: Federico Biancuzzi
NetBSD is widely known as the most portable operating system in the world. It currently supports 52 system architectures, all from a...
Migrating from x86 to PowerPC
Anonymous Reader writes "This series on embedded development shows you how to migrate a project prototype from x86 to PowerPC. This initial installment explains...
Securing your workstation with Firestarter
Author: Preston St. Pierre
Firestarter is a GPL-licensed graphical firewall configuration program for iptables, the powerful firewall included in Linux kernels 2.4 and 2.6. Firestarter...
Interview: Debian Project Leader Martin Michlmayr
Author: Bruno Torres
In this interview, Martin Michlmayr, the Debian project leader, talks about Sarge, the next release of Debian GNU/Linux. One of the most...
AWLP turns PC into wireless access gateway
Alptekin Cakircali writes "Turn your PC with appropriate wireless LAN card into full-featured web-managed wireless access gateway. AWLP - Alptekin's Wireless Linux Project is...
Review: Small Business Accounting Software For Linux
Choosing small business or personal accounting software seems relatively simple: evaluate features, ease of use, price, support--the usual things. The one factor that can...