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Introducing the FreeBSD 4.0 sysctl mechanism
Author: JT Smith
DaemonNews.org has a story on the the FreeBSD sysctl mechanism, which is based on the so-called linker set technology. "It lets us...
Torque fields Linux appliance
Author: JT Smith
Linuxgram has a short story on Torque Systems' new Linux-based digital asset management (DAM) appliance, which it calls a "live content...
National Semiconductor, Samurai use Linux to provide Internet access to Brazilians
Author: JT Smith
From PR Newswire: Responding to a challenge
from the Brazilian Government, National Semiconductor Corporation (NYSE: NSM),
the world's leading provider of information appliance (IA)...
Tribes2 and Alpha Centauri for Linux
Author: JT Smith
Linux console gaming may have suffered a blow, but the desktop market is making up for last time. Slashdot: "Wow, Tribes 2...
ActiveState launches ASPN Initiative
Author: JT Smith
ActiveState, the leader in open source programming, announces the ActiveState Programmer Network (ASPN). ASPN delivers tools and knowledge to enable programming with...
IBM should ‘netscape’ Microsoft by buying Corel
Author: JT Smith
- By Tony Stanco-
A free software strategic analysis -
There is a certain irony in hoisting protagonists by their own petard
that
appeals...
Morpho Technologies chooses Red Hat
Author: JT Smith
Red Hat to provide Morpho with GNUpro embedded development tool suite designed
for the m_RISC platform:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
For more information:
Melissa London ...
Lutris to speed development of Web and mobile applications
Author: JT Smith
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - April 9, 2001 - Lutris Technologies Inc., a leading provider of application server technology for wired and wireless...
Voyeurdorm.com sues to show execution of Oklahoma bomber
Author: JT Smith
ZDNET.co.uk: "A Florida operator of voyeuristic Web sites is pushing to secure rights
to Web cast the execution of convicted US mass...
Bluetooth all bark, no bite?
Author: JT Smith
CNET: "Microsoft will not add support for Bluetooth to its next version of the Windows operating
...