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IBM touts SashXB as programming made simple in Linux

- By Grant Gross - IBM says the Free Software release of its SashXB scripting language will lower the barrier of entry to creating...

HP Linux carrier-grade servers outperform Sun’s Netra Servers in benchmark test

bryam writes, "The Linux-based HP Carrier Grade Servers cc2300 and cc3300 achieved a SPECInt2000 Peak of 550 and SPECInt2000 Base of 541 compared to...

Sharp Zaurus PDA has all kind of potential, but some small problems

- By David Cafaro - I've been playing with my new Linux-powered Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 PDA since last Thursday and I wanted to pass...

Tonight on the Linux Show: Government plots, Microsoft’s festering wounds

Jeff Gerhardt writes: Tuesday, Feb 2nd, 2002from the home of Wayne's World, Aurora IL, tonight LIVE on www.thelinuxshow.com: At 6pm pt, 7pm mt, 8pm...

Torvalds says Linux needs new leadership

Fellow hackers, For some time I have felt unappreciated by some members of the Linux community. Far too many of you like to whine...

Mandrake Linux Community Newsletter – Issue #36

This week's summary: 8.2 Release Follow-up; New Products at MandrakeStore; Latest MandrakeClub Activities; Mandrake in the News; Website Notices; Headlines from MandrakeForum. Top Story ---------------------------------------- Last week's...

SILC Protocol version 1.1 development starting soon

Pekka Riikonen writes , "The SILC (Secure Internet Live Conferencing) protocol version 1.1 development is starting soon, and to prepare the work for this...

Linux Medical News turns 2

I. Valdes writes, "March 30th is Linux Medical News 2nd birthday. 430 articles have been posted since the first article on March 30th, 2000....

LinuxCertified announces weekend system administration bootcamp

Rajesh Goyal writes: LinuxCertified,Inc. a leading provider of Linux training, will offer weekend system administration bootcamp on April 13 - 14, 2002 in San...

Linux and Open Source: A new world order for developers

Maria writes, "Linux is rapidly gaining wide acceptance for Web serving, e-mail and Internet service. Open Source tools and applications are now being used...