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Distributed computing harnesses power of the Web
Author: JT Smith
The Associated Press (via CNN.com) features distributed computing programs such as SETI@home. "Distributed computing has been around for years, initially used primarily...
Red Hat’s mad as hell at Microsoft
Author: JT Smith
ZD's Sm@rt Partner follows up on Red Hat's reaction to Microsoft's recent comments about Open Source being un-American. The story says a...
IBM PartnerWorld: Gerstner tells plans for IBM
Author: JT Smith
InformationWeek reports on IBM chairman and CEO Lou Gerstner's keynote at PartnerWorld. He "talked about
...
Speaking in code: The quiet teen at the center of the DeCSS controversy
Author: JT Smith
The Associated Press (via ABC News.com) profiles Jon Lech Johansen, who wrote the code that allows DVDs to be played on Linux...
Red Hat advisory: zope
Author: JT Smith
From a Red Hat mailing list message: "This hotfix addresses and important security issue that affects Zope
versions up to and including...
Surfing kernel code
Author: JT Smith
Linux.com's Matt Michie writes "Even though everyone knows the Linux kernel is "free software", and that
the source is open, most beginner and...
KDE 2.1: A desktop aimed at grownups
Author: JT Smith
"For a long time, the headline on the KDE organization's home page was,
"Is Unix ready for the desktop?"
With today's release of KDE...
Opera – a viable Netscape alternative
Author: JT Smith
From CanadaComputes.com: "Opera has been around for Linux for a while, but it has been a long time
since I tried it. After...
2.4 kernel: Always on the go with contributor Werner Almesberger
Author: JT Smith
- By Julie Bresnick -
Open Source people
Swiss born Austrian, Werner
Almesberger first tried Linux in January of 1992. Linus Torvalds had just
released...
Slackware advisory: sudo
Author: JT Smith
"Sudo 1.6.3p6 is now available for Slackware 7.1 and Slackware -current.
This release fixes a known buffer overflow, which could be used by
malicious...