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CylantSecure: Company pitches a different way of looking at Linux security
- By Grant Gross -
Executives at Linux security company Cylant say the computer security industry is engaged in a "conspiracy of sorts," or...
SOT launches office suite for Linux and Windows
Press release at Linux Today:
"SOT, has today issued their latest free product, SOT Office 2002. A full-featured,
high-quality software suite, SOT Office...
Linux mainframe grandfather: Several companies are proving Linux’s worth
- By Grant Gross -
At age 28, Boas Betzler is known at IBM as the "grandfather" of Linux on the mainframe. In mid-1998,...
GNOME Digest, April 24, 2002
GNOME: GNOME Digest for April 24 is out. Packages discussed include orbit-tools 0.1, pygtk-1.99.9, Gabedit 1.1.0, and more.
Application
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orbit-tools 0.1
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package of command line applications for...
Fears about Microsoft return, in Mexico
New York Times: "Last week, Microsoft agreed to support the e-Mexico project, a government initiative to bring Internet access within reach of 9 of...
Debian Weekly News – April 24th, 2002
Debian: Debian Weekly News for the week of April 24th is out. Subjects covered include why XFree86 4.2 isn't included in Woody, Hurd, activating...
KOffice 1.2beta1 released
Dre writes, "The dot is running a story saying KOffice 1.2beta1 has been released. According to the site, 'The highlights of this release...
Apache 2.0 – Still not a contender?
adequacy.org writes "Fresh on the heels of Microsoft's revealed plans for Windows .NET,
the Apache Project has released their own major upgrade of...
Microsoft, SuSE: AMD’s Opteron to be supported
The Register reports that "Advanced Micro Devices Inc yesterday unveiled the AMD Opteron, the long-touted 'Hammer' or 'SledgeHammer' 64-bit server processor, and said it...
Evaluating Mozilla 1.0 Candidate 1
From LinuxPlanet: "Mozilla 1.0 looks promising from the standpoint of speed and ease of use. Not a whole lot has changed as far as...