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Getloaded.com loads more trucks with Baymountain’s help
Author: JT Smith
The trucking site benefits from Baymountain's full-service managed hosted
solution, reports Linux PR.
Lawyers in love with open source
Author: Marco Fioretti
Most of the time, open source supporters think of lawyers as a crowd of hungry vultures, throwing patents and cease-and-desist letters at...
Interview with Apache’s Behlendorf
Author: JT Smith
OLinux publishes an interview with Brian Behlendorf.
Saving an old laptop with Knoppix
by Peter Johansson
An old laptop of mine fubared its Linux partition beyond (easy)
repair so I decided a clean install was the way to go....
Sun puts dollars and suits behind GNOME
Author: JT Smith
Sun sources tell The Register that it will unveil its "GNOME Foundation" initiative at the San Jose LinuxWorld Expo this week....
New competition for Microsoft
Author: JT Smith
The New York Times reports that a group of Linux software developers and
computer makers plan to create a foundation to offer...
Where, oh where is SAIR?
- by Tina Gasperson -
The SAIR Linux/GNU certification body has been keeping a low profile since it was absorbed into Thomson Learning. Not only...
Open Source database routs competition in tests
Author: JT Smith
PostgreSQL, an Open Source database,
routed the competition in recent benchmark testing, topping the
proprietary database leaders in industry-standard
transaction-processing tests, according to a...
5NINE announces WMLBrowser.org
Author: JT Smith
5NINE, the leading developer of Wireless Data Infrastructure (WIS/I) technology for Linux, today announced the launch of WMLBrowser.org,
an open source...
Netscape’s Open Directory Project expands
Author: JT Smith
The first Internet directory search service built by the Web community at large, the Open Directory Project now offers more than...