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LinuxCertified announces its next System and Network Administration bootcamp
Rajesh writes "LinuxCertified,Inc. a leading provider of Linux training, annonces its weekend system administration bootcamp in Boston on September 7-8, 2002. This workshop is...
Alan Cox: Linux 2.4.19rc2-ac2
Kernel.org: The second release candidate in the Alan Cox 2.4.19 kernel neries has just been released. You can download the newest version from the...
Fair use advocates silenced at DRM “public” meeting
-By Grant Gross -
Advocates trying to speak for regular Internet users were basically told to sit down and shut up during a "public"...
Aptus 2.0 makes Linux on the desktop easy
ShaoLin Microsystems writes "(Hong Kong - July 16, 2002) ShaoLin Microsystems Ltd., a Linux-based systems and solutions developer, today announced the
release of Aptus 2.0...
World’s fastest Linux supercomputer to bolster national security
Andrea Bingham writes: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) selected Linux NetworX to design, integrate and deliver what will be the largest and most powerful...
Can newspapers help make record companies obsolete?
- By Robin "Roblimo" Miller -
I just downloaded Internet Porn from The Washington Post's Web site. It's one of the quirkier songs available from...
LinuxFreak.org debuts new Linux Newsletter
Anonymous Reader writes: "LinuxFreak.org has just released a new nightly newsletter delivering a days worth of Linux news and information to your inbox nightly.
The...
Alan Cox: Linux 2.4.19rc1-ac5
The first release candidate of the Alan Cox edition of Linux kernel, 2.4.19rc1 is out. Download the kernel here, but make sure to check...
Paul Vixie: Open source the only way forward
From Computerworld New Zealand:
""Eventually," says internet pioneer Paul Vixie, "even Microsoft will have to embrace open source."
The giant from Redmond's shared...
Michael’s Minute: Tapping the energy that seeks change…
When I started MP3.com four years ago, I knew that I was building something that would pave the landscape of the future of music...