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IBM confronts Sun in Unix face-off
Author: JT Smith
CNET: "IBM always has been
aggressive in its...
Weekly news wrapup: Mandrake, Red Hat release new versions
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross
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It was a week of new beginnings in the Open Source community. Red Hat and Mandrake, two of the...
Life with 2.4
Author: JT Smith
Debianplanet is running a short article on migrating to the 2.4 kernel series from the 2.2. series. One of the more important...
Civilization: Call to Power review
Author: JT Smith
" Activision's classical Civilization: Call to Power is finally available for the Linux operating system from Loki Entertainment Software. For all you...
SGI to lay off 1,000 employees
Author: JT Smith
Linuxgram has a story saying that SGI plans to cut 15% of its workforce in an attempt to get profitable. SGI CEO...
Social engineering: The threat and the solution
Author: JT Smith
syslog writes "Ever wonder how big companies and big government spend millions on
internal and external security (firewalls, security personnel,
intrusion detection systems, etc.)...
FSMLabs announces RTL/BSD
Author: JT Smith
BSDToday has a short blurb describing the addition of NetBSD to the RTLinux product line. This follows the aquisition of BSDi...
Wasabi Systems ports VMWare to NetBSD
Author: JT Smith
Linux PR announces that Wasabi Systems has ported VM Ware to NetBSD, allowing existing, licensed copies of the software for Linux to...
Napster to use fingerprinting technology to filter copyrighted works
Author: JT Smith
Reuters (via Yahoo) reports that "mbattled song-swap company Napster said on Friday it has licensed revolutionary ``digital fingerprinting'' technology to help it...
Court backs right to free speech on Web
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet reports on a US court ruling that preserves the rights of anonymous posters on the Internet to not be identified to...