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Are you comfy at your computer? Bringing the fun to another room
Author: JT Smith
In most American homes the computer remains banished to an uncomfortable office-like room, while the television and stereo enjoy the leisurely living...
Multi-attack virus uncovered
Author: JT Smith
Norman Data Defence said that it has discovered a new and vicious virus in the
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Sun dreams of slimmer Jini
Author: JT Smith
Sun Microsystems is scaling back its Jini software intended to network everything from kitchen appliances to cell phones,
adding a...
Where are the women?
Author: JT Smith
The IT idustry might be the new economy, but the old problem of discrimination still dogs it, writes Jenny Sinclair of Fairfax...
iSONEWS.com says Sega is ‘strongarming’ them
Author: JT Smith
A reader submitted these comments and a press release: "As many of you have heard by now, strong-arm
tactics used by Sega's...
Vintage computer festival shows off old stuff
Author: JT Smith
Remember the old Macintosh "portable?" It weighed 25 pounds and cost $10,000. Read about the dinosaurs at SiliconValley.com.
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Red Hat to employ Novell services
Author: JT Smith
e-Week.com reports that Red Hat will help customers manage Linux systems over the 'Net with Novell's help; the announcement came in the...
Waiting to see how Oracle turns out
Author: JT Smith
There have been missteps, backpedaling, and kinks to work out with Larry Ellison's company. So buyers are taking a 'wait and see'...
Weekly news wrapup
Author: JT Smith
By Grant Gross
Managing EditorGiving some props
Here at NewsForge, we're constantly amazed about the prolific super-Linux programmer Alan Cox, who seems to release...
Alan releases 2.2.18pre14
Author: JT Smith
Alan Cox has release 2.2.18pre14 closely on the heels of 2.2.18pre13. "Bug squash number two. This should really fix the...