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Corel CEO looks at future, Microsoft deal
Author: JT Smith
IDG News Service profiles Corel and its plans for the future. CEO Derek Burney says, "If I were Microsoft, I'd have two...
Choosing Open Source: What does it mean?
Author: JT Smith
From OS Opinion: "I know perhaps twenty-five or thirty programmers personally; I'd count eight of them as friends. They are all programmers...
Open Source apps for Windows – can’t we all just get along?
Author: JT Smith
- by Tina Gasperson -The way Linux plays against Microsoft brings to mind images of the
American revolution. Closed-source guys are the redcoats...
Torvalds: The truth shall make you … rich?
Author: JT Smith
CRN via TechWeb reports on Linus Torvalds' answer to a question about making money with Linux, during a discussion at Comdex: "I...
Firecard: Firewall on a PCI card
Author: JT Smith
Slashdot readers discuss this little nugget: "The people at Merilus have grabbed a PCI card, embedded Linux,
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Skirting some common Samba problems
Author: JT Smith
Linux World has a column on a Samba, the most common Open Source file and print server, and how to avoid the...
Review: Mandrake 7.2
Author: JT Smith
The Duke of URL reviews Linux Mandrake 7.2: "MandrakeSoft has seamlessly transformed Linux to a once archaic 'hacker OS' to a viable...
Cybercrime treaty gets a makeover
Author: JT Smith
The world's first cybercrime treaty is being hastily redrafted after
Internet lobby groups assailed it as a threat to human rights that
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Public keys may be virus carriers
Author: JT Smith
Leading European security experts have warned that viruses may be spread through the use of public keys, reports Silicon News.
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Number of NT, 98/95 users decrease
Author: JT Smith
LinuxPlanet reports that when Microsoft Windows 2000 was released in February, many predicted that it would gain
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