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Linux.com is looking for more than reviews
- By Robin "Roblimo" Miller -
A few weeks ago we announced that we were accepting reader-submitted software and hardware reviews for Linux.com and NewsForge,...
Sun to shed light on desktop Linux plans
"Sun Microsystems is expected to unveil a Frankenstein-like desktop Linux strategy this week, combining various software elements developed in-house or by open-source community projects...
Security experts divided on Slapper’s threat
NZheretic writes: "Yet another article covering the OpenSSL worm.
However at least "Experts agree that the comparatively small number of vulnerable systems will...
Free Software does matter
OfB.biz writes: "Open for Business contributing editor Eduardo Sánchez highlights the importance of Free Software as he mulls over Timothy R. Butler's previously published...
The Free Linux CD Project goes global
The Free Linux CD Project which has been giving away Open Source operating system CDs to people in the USA for more than two...
Worm targets Linux, Apache
VNUnet reports on the Linux Slapper worm, which "attacks Apache Web servers using a hole in the Open secure sockets layer encryption module and...
Mozilla bug leaks Web surfing data
C|Net reports on a security alert that says Netscape and other Web browsers based on the Mozilla development project contain a bug that leaks...
MontaVista supports new IBM STBX25XX integrated controller chip
Annette Oevermann writes: MontaVista Software Inc., the company powering the embedded revolution, today announced that MontaVista(tm) Linux® Professional Edition 2.1 will support IBM's new...
Weekly news wrap-up: Sun, Red Hat talk up Linux on the desktop, Perens leaves...
-By Grant Gross -
Where's Sun headed with Linux on the desktop? There was lots of speculation this week about Sun's plans for Linux....
Issues that will shape the Internet
"It took a series of smart decisions to create the Internet as an open network where innovation could thrive, as I noted in this...