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Tonight: A special show in memory of fallen heros,
Tonight on www.thelinuxshow.com, Kevin Hill & Jeff Gerhardt will be bringing you a special pre-recorded show on The Linux Show!A World Mourns
On Feb. 1,...
Mandrake End of life product policy
With the forthcoming release of Mandrake Linux 9.1, we are forced to
consider the product lifetime of existing products. Because every update
released by MandrakeSoft involves...
Xtops.DE Offers Linux ONLY Laptops
Werner Heuser writes "Xtops.DE from Berlin (Germany) now offers Linux ONLY laptops. Currently the S1 and the L3C series made by ASUS are offered....
SA government officers approve open source policy
Kodek writes "The South African government yesterday took another step closer to formalising the use of open source in government when senior IT officers...
Red Hat ‘End of Life’ Decision Explained by Red Hat
- By Jeremy Hogan, Red Hat
About a month ago Red Hat announced in our "Under the Brim" newsletter
that we were...
Predicting the weather with Linux at the National Weather Service
- By
Norbert Cartagena -
Government institutions are often maligned for their spending habits, especially when it comes to computer hardware and software. With...
Aegir CMS 1.0 RC1 released
POZNAN, ESPOO, Jan 27th 2003 -- The Aegir CMS development team has
released the first release candidate of the Aegir CMS Open Source
Content Management System...
Open Source and the Art of First Programming
- By Dan Razzell -
In recent years, I've seen an increasing tendency for computers
to be presented, not only to the public but within the...
Introducing ServerBeach and the PersonalServer
SAN ANTONIO - ServerBeach, a discount dedicated hosting
company, is a new alternative for technology hobbyists seeking the
flexibility and reliability of dedicated servers without the...
LinuxWorld wrapup: The futility of trying to see it all
- By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller -
No one person can see everything at a show like LinuxWorld. I was on the go every second the...