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Project of the week: Knoppix 3.1, distro run from CD
Anonymous Reader writes: "A German project that boots from CD or floppy-and-CD and runs Debian 'Woody," KDE-3.02, OpenOffice.org, and a whole lot of...
Sandstorm launches NetIntercept 1.1 FreeBSD forensics and analysis tool
Walker Whitehouse writes: Sandstorm Enterprises announces the commercial availability of NetIntercept 1.1, the second major release of their network forensics and analysis tool that...
HiverCon bring security awareness to Europe
Mark Anderson writes: "Developers, admins and security specialists alike meet to discuss the current state of computer security and the need for change." http://www.hivercon.com/...
The tragedy of orphan software
Anonymous Reader writes: "We have enough distributions already, writes Dennis E. Powell in his weekly column on Linux and Main, and someone who wants...
Active Award Winners: ActiveState Awards presented
Lori Pike writes "ActiveState is pleased to announce the winners of the 2002 Active Awards, presented at the O'Reilly Open Source Conference in San...
Unix.com remains in the hands of users
- by Tina Gasperson -
The World Intellectual Property Organization has decided that Tim Bass has a legitimate interest in the use of the Unix.com...
SoL: Server optimized Linux 15.00 released
Martin Willner writes: antitachyon is pleased to announce the release of Server optimized Linux -
SoL 15.00. Server optimized Linux is a free operating...
PEAR Weekly News for week ending 28 Jul 2002
Alan Knowles writes: "In this week's PEAR Weekly News, Considering the summer holidays, PEAR has had another extremely busy week with 10 stable releases,...
LinuxCertified announces boot camp
Rajesh writes: "LinuxCertified, Inc., a leading provider of Linux training, will offer its next Linux Network Services Bootcamp, on August 10th - 11th, 2002...
Why StarOffice for Mac is important to Linux
- By Robin "Roblimo" Miller -
A while back I asked an IBM mainframe marketing person which operating system she liked best. I expected her...