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GNU/Hurd gets POSIX threads
Slashdotters discuss an item at Kerneltrap.org talking about the "first release of RMGPT, which is (or rather, aspires to one day be) a complete,...
Linux growing more popular, but can it do Windows?
"Linux will continue to strengthen its position in its chief market - as an operating system for servers - as it is embraced by...
Cool app winner this week, The Gaim Project
Anonymous Reader writes: "By popular vote, The Gaim project is this weeks winner (9/29 - 10/6) for the LinuxFreak.org Cool App of the Week...
Ogg Vorbis best quality for dial-up
Flashman writes: "A survey by german tech magazine c't found Ogg Vorbis was preferred by dial up modem users in a "pepsi challenge" with...
Mad Hatter to join Linux tea party
"Sun Microsystems resellers will be able to extend their portfolios with the vendor's open source desktop, which could be available for the channel to...
Honeymoon over for Linux users
"As open source software becomes increasingly popular it is being targeted by virus writers and proving to be at least as vulnerable as Microsoft....
Weekly news wrap-up: Less Stallman, more Red Hat vs. KDE
- By Grant Gross -
You might be hearing less of Richard Stallman in coming days. Tina Gasperson reports that the Free Software Foundation...
Linux Advisory Watch for September 27
LinuxSecurity Contributor writes: "LinuxSecurity.com has released their Linux Advisory Watch with advisories released for xchat, kdelibs, openssl, tcl/tk, glibc, tomcat, and zope. The...
IBM releases JFS for Linux v1.0.23 today
Phil writes: "JFS for Linux version 1.0.23 has been released. It's IBM's journaled file system technology, currently used in IBM enterprise servers, and is...
ActiveState Unveils Industry’s First Professional
Lori Pike writes: "VANCOUVER, BC -- ActiveState
Corp., the leader in applied open source, today announced a new IDE
that provides a powerful workspace for cross-platform,...