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Silicon Valley: Tech mecca or materialist wasteland?
Author: JT Smith
CNet has an odd story about the American Anthropological Association presenting papers on technoculture: "A University of Chicago graduate student presented a...
Review: IBM 1.5GHz P4 IntelliStation
Author: JT Smith
eWeek reviews the hardware, saying the system can run Linux distributions from Caldera, Red Hat and others.
Category:
Unix
Plex86, VMware compete to get rid of dual booting
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
Two products, one in its infancy and one offered by an established company, aim to do away...
Customizing vim
Author: JT Smith
Sensei wrote in to tell us about Danny DiPaolo's article on Linuxnewbie.org: Customizing vim. Designed for "anyone who really loves their vim...
Review: Mandrake, goosed again
Author: JT Smith
osOpinion Webmaster Kelly McNeill stopped by to tell us about a review of Linux-Mandrake 7.2 on that site. "Mike" writes: "I've always...
A friendlier 404 message for Apache
Author: JT Smith
Looking for a friendlier way to tell your users the document they're looking for isn't available? Zez.org's Paul Kenneth Egell-Johnsen offers a...
CUPS security update
Author: JT Smith
A post at LWN.net details two recently discovered issues with the Common UNIX Printing System's access control and network behavior.
Category:
Linux
New Netscape packages for Red Hat
Author: JT Smith
New Netscape packages are available that fix a buffer overflow in parsing HTML. Full details at Help Net Security.
Category:
Linux
European software patents: More trivial than in the U.S.
Author: JT Smith
EuroLinux publishes European software patent horror gallery
Munich, 2000-11-20 - The Association for the Promotion of a Free
Informational Infrastructure (FFII),...
Review of CheckInstall 1.0
Author: JT Smith
Userlocal.com reviews Checkinstall: "CheckInstall has taken on the challenge of easily installing/tracking/removing applications compiled and installed from source. Not only...