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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...
New Perl modules
Author: JT Smith
Use Perl posts the latest Perl module information. New modules include: "Convert-Morse-0.03 -- Convert from/to Morse code" ... "Inline-Python-0.12 -- Easy implementation...
Next on PGP creator’s agenda: a secure phone
Author: JT Smith
ZDNET: "When Phil Zimmermann published Pretty Good Privacy, the first encrypted e-mail program, in 1991, he had no idea it would become...
The plumber’s view of the kernel
Author: JT Smith
"If Linux is to become a more popular OS on the home and small office desktop, it needs to become...
Yes, your BSD can run Oracle and Quake
Author: JT Smith
"In the bygone misty past of Unix (in the era historians call the 80s), acceptance and market
share were hampered by the diverging...
Don’t trip over the Red Carpet, dupe
Author: JT Smith
Michael Hall of Linuxplanet: "I bet there's a malady common to all Debian users, courtesy of the addictive simplicity of apt-get: it...
Third ultra-dense Transmeta server house outted
Author: JT Smith
LinuxGram: "We think we've got the complete set now. RLX Technologies, FiberCycle Networks and Amphus Inc, the three start-ups building
...
Ssh! Don’t use that trademark
Author: JT Smith
From CNET.com: "For security-conscious system administrators, three letters have become a household
...
Red Hat dares MS to debate
Author: JT Smith
Wired.com: "Red Hat CEO Matthew Szulik says he is far from worried by Microsoft's recent attack on Linux and open-source software: It's...