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Debian runs on NetBSD
Author: JT Smith
BSD Today reports on the progress of the Debian/NetBSD development effort which has now succeeded in running the Debian operating system on...
An interview with preemptible kernel patch maintainer Robert Love
Author: JT Smith
An Anonymous Reader writes "In this interview, LinuxDevices.com chats with Robert Love, the principal maintainer of an increasingly popular kernel-preemption patch that...
Gnustep, Mozilla, KDE, PHP and Gnome to hold developer meetings during FOSDEM Conference
Author: JT Smith
Posted at LinuxPR:
The FOSDEM orgnization is pleased to announce that the Gnustep, Mozilla,
KDE, PHP and...
How to break into kernel hacking?
Author: JT Smith
Slashdot readers dive into this question: "In the past couple of months I have
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Mandrake: ‘stunnel’ Format string vulnerability
Author: JT Smith
From Linuxsecurity.com: "All versions of stunnel from 3.15 to 3.21c are vulnerable to format
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My Mandrake concerns
Author: JT Smith
Anonymous Reader writes, "Has anyone else noticed a lack of communication between the user community and Mandrake? I find some frustration surrounding...
NetBSD advisory: Close-on-exec, SUID and ptrace(2)
Author: JT Smith
From Nets-security.org: "A process could exec a setuid binary, while gaining ptrace control over it for a
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Sun’s UltraSparc III outsells other Sun chip, but faces competition
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet has a story saying Sun Microsystems'
UltraSparc III chip passed a key milestone, becoming the most widely shipped Sun
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Debian has slow security updates?
Author: JT Smith
DebianPlanet.com discusses that possiblity. "Some comments on the Linux Today story about
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2.5 kernel status update
Author: JT Smith
Guillaume Boissiere in a post to LKML: "I've seen several times on this list people wondering what features
were in the works for...