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Software innovation is dead
Author: Jonathan Love
Software innovation is dead. All that's left is compatibility fixes, security patches, and minor-version-number incremental improvements. The problem isn't a lack of...
FUD! Huh! What Is It Good For?
About every other day or so, I see a talkback or get and e-mail asking me why I deign to run "FUD/garbage/crap" on Linux...
A look at new Eclipse board setup
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- During this week's EclipseCon, the Eclipse Board of Stewards formally voted through the reorganization that looks to make Eclipse a not-for-profit...
OSDL prioritizes Linux capabilities
Michael S. Mimoso writes "The Open Source Development Lab is asking for feedback on a document released Thursday that prioritizes the capabilities in Linux...
Microsoft IIS ‘more popular’ than Apache
A study has claimed that more of the top 1,000 most-visited websites run on Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) than any...
SCO adds copyright claim to IBM suit
SCO Group has significantly widened its Unix and Linux lawsuit against IBM, adding a copyright infringement claim to the already complicated...
Clueless office workers help spread computer viruses
Busy or apathetic employees are accelerating the spread of viruses and potentially costing UK businesses millions in clean-up charges, according to...
Linux considered for GPS rival
One of the main contractors for the Galileo European satellite-navigation system has not ruled out the use of open-source software for
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Linux Advisory Watch – February 6, 2004
Author: Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories were released
for perl, crawl, kernel, cvs, tcpdump, ethereal, mksnap_ffs, gaim, NetPBM, and
mc....
TechBookReport review of Qt Programming book
TechBookReport writes "It's been a good week for Trolltech and Qt, and interest in the toolkit is growing fast. Anyone looking for an introduction...