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Review – Red Hat Linux Survival Guide
LogError writes "Red Hat Linux is by far the most popular Linux distribution and therefore many books cover it in great detail. This time...
QuickHelp Linux 1.1
Harold Halbleib writes "Help Authoring and Deployment Made Easy for Linux Applications. Placitas, NM â May 28, 2003 - Excel Software today announced the...
Tux goes to college
- by Russell Pavlicek - In an era when mature Linux distributions abound, do you need a
special one just for college? Robert
Kennedy Collegein...
The SCO Group Invites You to Join Its Second-Quarter 2003 Results Conference Call
The SCO® Group, Inc. will report financial results for its second quarter ended April 30,
2003 before the market open on Wednesday, May 28,...
Oregon is still a soft touch for Microsoft
I don't blame Microsoft for trying to maintain its stranglehold. And I can understand why the bureaucrats have been slow to consider the alternatives...
Pricing of personal computers: [Linux] lessons for India
NZheretic writes "From Anand Parthasarathy,Bangalore May 24. "Everyone talks about it but nobody does anything about it" — American humorist Mark Twain's wry comment...
Current State of Linux and Java
Anonymous Coward writes "Slashdot'sKrow has written up his recent experiences with the main Linux JVM's in his blog. He talks about his experience with...
Michael Tiemann on the new W3C patent policy
Jeremy Hogan writes:
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has published its long-awaited Patent Policy. This ground-breaking policy delivers two immediate benefits:
(1) a safeguarding of...
The worst-case scenario
- by Mark McGrew -
Three years ago, I warned of
an attempt by Big Software Companies to insinuate their control into your
life, using your...
Open Group reminds us: They, not SCO, own ‘Unix’ trademark
- from The Open Group -
Regarding SCO's positioning on UNIX, The Open Group would like to make it clear that SCO holds the rights...