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Lutris accelerates wireless Internet application deployment

Author: JT Smith From LinuxPR: Lutris Technologies Inc., a leading provider of application server technology for wired and wireless development and...

Freenet: Will it smash copyright law?

Author: JT Smith Newsbytes has a feature on Freenet: "Freenet has an offshoot, Espra.net, that is intended to function like a more secure Napster. But...

Richard M. Stallman addresses Brazilian Congress -dupe

Author: JT Smith From LinuxPR: Today Richard M. Stallman, founder and president of the Free Software Foundation (FSF), addressed the members of the ...

Glitch wipes out some Tripod pages

Author: JT Smith ZDNET.co.uk: "Tripod, which lets people create personal home pages, routinely polices its online community for sites that may host content that violates...

A Stallman moment – fraught with dichotomy

Author: JT Smith "Linux is powerful enough as an operating system to have caused the major operating system vendors in the world to change the...

Open Source is alive and well in Arizona

Author: JT Smith Anonymous Reader writes "http://www.aztechbiz.com/news/20010319/232106 It's an editorial about Open Source in Arizona as it relates to the nearly ready for production, MyLinux Pocket...

Alternatives for Microsoft’s $500 million Xbox marketing budget.

Author: JT Smith The Daily Radar suggests better ways to spend $500,000,000 to get Microsoft's Xbox gaming console out to market. At the top of...

Getting streaming off the computer and into the living room

Author: JT Smith ZDNet reports that Hewlett-Packard and Real Networks are teaming up to create an Internet streaming device better suited for the living room...

Nautilus is here to stay, even if Eazel isn’t

Author: JT Smith A story at ZDNet says the Nautilus project will thrive, even if Eazel doesn't survive, thanks to the GPL. "The GPL ensures...

Security update to imap

Author: JT Smith From LWN.net: "imap is a package which contains POP3 and IMAP mail servers. These vulnerabilities can be exploited only after user ...