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I think, therefore I am James
Author: JT Smith
By Julie Bresnick
NewsForge ColumnistOpen Source people
James L. Pine's favorite place to be is in the middle of nowhere. But unlike
his twin...
Texas officials, Living.com reach settlement on privacy
Author: JT Smith
Texas won its lawsuit against Living.com, preventing the company from selling its customer database. The case could set a precedent in Texas...
duplicate-Dell distributes Red Hat 7.0
Author: JT Smith
Linux PR is reporting on Dell's increasing use of linux, with their release of Red Hat 7.0 on factory shipped computers worldwide.
Spammers self-regulate
Author: JT Smith
Spammers are beginning to self regulate, according to ZDNet. Years of unwanted email marketing products could finally be checked.
Category:
Linux
Crusoe-running computers coming available
Author: JT Smith
Sony and Fujitsu are gearing up for the Transmeta Crusoe processor, says ZDNet. Sony is releasing its Vaio line with a 600...
Caught in game of cat and mouse between cracker, feds
Author: JT Smith
From a column at the Independent of UK: "Last March, I wrote about the experience of being hacked. Your correspondent, still a...
Dell puts Red Hat 7 on servers, workstations
Author: JT Smith
Dell has announced first-to-market
availability...
Sun must release Solaris source code to remain competitive
Author: JT Smith
From column at Sun World: "There's an old saying, 'The right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing.' Sometimes it...
Review: Omnis Studio RAD tool
Author: JT Smith
LinuxWorld reviews the Omnis Studio RAD tool: "This RAD tool pulls its weight, but still suffers from some bugs and annoying licensing."
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Akopia Interchange will be on Red Hat 7
Author: JT Smith
Akopia Interchange, a leading
open source e-commerce software has been selected by Red Hat for inclusion on
Linux...