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Mozilla’s revenge
Author: JT Smith
From Salon.com: "' Hebrew is now supported on Solaris.' Thus reads the first line of the release notes for the most recent...
Survey: Cost the key factor in pushing business to Open Source
Author: JT Smith
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By John Lettice of The Register - ...
Would you pay $5 to rescue Mandrake?
Author: JT Smith
The Register distills Mandrake's request for more subscribers. "Claiming a short-term cash crunch, Linux distributor Mandrake is asking individual users to join...
EFF condemns copyright abuse in awsuit threat against Open Source gamer community
Author: JT Smith
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)
today chided media conglomerate Vivendi Universal
Publishing for threatening gamers who created their own
multiplayer gaming community.On behalf of its...
NetBSD on the desktop? Is there a point?
Author: JT Smith
- By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols -
For the basics of Wasabi Systems' NetBSD 1.5.2, you can see
Russell Pavlicek's "A Linux guy looks...
White paper examines IP routers’ growing data managment demands
Author: JT Smith
Ted Kenney writes: "Core Internet bandwidth grows at triple the rate of CPU power, but the promise of high-value applications can only...
LynuxWorks raises bar on RTOS with LynxOS 4.0
Author: JT Smith
Victor Domine sends us this press release: Building upon its expanding success with the most advanced and open embedded operating systems and...
LynuxWorks introduces LynxOS real time OS
Author: JT Smith
Victor Domine writes: "Popular Real-Time Operating System Sets New Industry Benchmark for
Performance, Enhanced Networking and Linux Compatibility."
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS CONFERENCE, SAN...
Mozilla 0.9.9 browser suite milestone released
Author: JT Smith
Mozilla 0.9.9 is out! MozillaQuest Magazine (MozillaQuest.com) reports: "AOL-Netscape's Mozilla Organization released the Milestone 0.9.9 edition of its Mozilla browser suite today...
Selenium project using Ruby on Rails and Ajax
Anonymous Reader writes "Selenium is a useful and important addition to the toolbox of software engineers, designers, and testers. Together with a continuous integration...