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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...
Porting MFC code to GTK+
Author: JT Smith
Linux.com has an article by Ryan Gorden (of Loki games fame) on porting Windows MFC apps to the GTK+ library. Slashdot...
A Year Ago: ‘Revolutionary’ crypto system unveiled
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet UK has a reposting of the announcement of StegFS, a steganographic file system for Linux. "FS doesn't just make a file...
CNET week in review: Apple gets bitten
Author: JT Smith
CNET's week in review takes a look at the events of the past week, including the drop in tech stocks following Apple's...
The definition of open source
Author: JT Smith
Linuxworld has a detailed piece discussing the essence of Open Source, and some of the points of view on the subject. ...
Alan Cox releases 2.2.18pre12
Author: JT Smith
"Just bug fixes. The sound stuff wants a good hard testing, the other stuff shouldn't be too risky. Cyrix MTRR works again,...
AES algorithm coming aoon
Author: JT Smith
Slashdot reports that the new AES algorithm will be selected on October the second by the National Institute of Standards and Technology...
Why Sun really bought Cobalt
Author: JT Smith
From a Linux World column:
"Sun Microsystems's recent purchase of Cobalt Networks tells me that somebody at Sun has his
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