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HP stirs up new Chai embedded software
Author: JT Smith
Hewlett-Packard Co. is continuing its growth in the embedded applications market, reports ZDNet eWeek, recently releasing
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GIMP versus Photoshop
Author: JT Smith
Linux Orbit compares and contrasts the usability of GIMP and Photoshop in the workplace.
GeForce2 Ultra Part 1
Author: JT Smith
This is Part 1 of evil3d.net's review looking at
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IA64 now available on Compaq’s TestDrive
Author: JT Smith
Reader Dan Sparks writes: Compaq's TestDrive just added a quad processor (666mhz) Itanium experimental machine with 2GB running Linux. Log onto...
Guess what? If you’re an old fart, you probably like Napster, says Media Metrix
Author: JT Smith
Geezers are the fastest growing demographic for online music. "And they are not technologically ignorant, either," says a retail consultant. From Business...
C’mon, Larry – is that your final answer?
Author: JT Smith
Last week, Oracle blasted onto the home pages of many news sites with its million-dollar
gimmick. Oracle wants companies that power their...
SlashSites
Author: JT Smith
-Anonymous Reader: "I wanted to drop the Newsforge readers a line and let them know that the slash engine (well perhaps a...
Sir(e) Ian Murdock, fundamentally Debian
Author: JT Smith
By Julie Bresnick
NewsForge ColumnistOpen Source people
Ian Murdock, father of Debian and founder and CEO
of Progeny Linux Systems, is
fundamentally fundamental, in every sense...
Sendmail offers secure business email
Author: JT Smith
A story at Inter@ctive Week features Sendmail's security: "Sendmail is the commercial company formed by the Eric Allman, author in 1981 of...
Study: Microsoft still dominant OS; others gaining
Author: JT Smith
A story at NewsBytes.com quotes an Internet usage study that might be disputed: "When it comes to Web surfing, the Windows series...