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KDE 2.1 officially released

Author: JT Smith Andreas Pour sent us this announcement about the latest release of the KDE desktop environment:KDE Releases Free Desktop For LinuxDATELINE FEBRUARY 26,...

MS execs take more shots at Open Source

Author: JT Smith ZDNet's eWeek reviews the recent criticisms coming from the mouth of Microsoft. "Microsoft Corp. is showing no signs of softening its stance...

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...