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An introduction to the Linux-powered MeshBox
Anonymous Reader writes "LocustWorld recently announced a hardware/software implementation of an open access point platform capable of meeting the needs of community networks. The...
My Network Administrator’s Toolbox
- By Rich Corbridge -
Recently I built some storage shelves in my basement. One step of
the process required a chisel. My accomplice suggested that...
Spanish bank supports Linux browsers
Hugo G.Blanco writes "Hello,
I'd like to notice you that a spanish bank
is communicating to its clients , the compatibility of its web (http://www.cajastur.es) with...
Big Blue counters Gates’ offer for Indian software
Guru prasadh writes "After Microsoft chairman Bill Gates' lavish offerings for health, education and proprietary software, his company's biggest competitor IBM has offered to...
Linux.conf.au 2003 announces Sun Microsystems(tm)
Bernard Blackham writes "Linux.Conf.Au is pleased to
announce that the Sun Microsystems Regional Delegate Program has come to its
conclusion, and the regional Linux User Groups...
KNOPPIX 3.1 Released
FN-Eagle writes "Version 3.1 of KNOPPIX with KDE 3.0.4 and many other new features
has been gone from internal tests to a...
Commentary: United We Stand…the Division in the Linux World
- by David Meyer -United Linux is open for business. SuSE releases 8.1 and Red Hat releases 8.0. The Republicans win the...
Linux Advisory Watch – December 13th 2002
By: Benjamin
D. ThomasLinux Advisory Watch is a comprehensive newsletter that outlines the
security vulnerabilities that have been announced throughout the week.
It includes pointers to updated...
FooBilliard 2.0: Not Just “Balls and a Stick”
GonzoJohn writes "Linux Orbit contributing author Dan McCombs looks at the latest release of the FooBillard OpenGL pool game for Linux."
Link: Linux Orbit
Category:
Games
Lycoris ProductivityPak ships for 15% of Microsoft
Jason Spisak writes "Lycoris ProductivityPak ships for 15% of Microsoft Office XP's price."Redmond, WA - December 13, 2002 -- From the company that...