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AbiWord Weekly News #66
Author: JT Smith
"Back after a small vacation, this issue of AWN is delayed by a week. Developement progressed as usual though, and we gained...
Debian Weekly News
Author: JT Smith
MPEG in a console, Linux down under, pearls of wisdom from RMS and more. Read the latest edition of the Debian Weekly...
Egenera’s Linux blade cluster: Great technology, but can they sell it?
Author: JT Smith
- by Jack Bryar -
Last week, I pointed out that many Linux and open platform developers
tend to be...
Interview: xMach’s Joseph Mallett
Author: JT Smith
BSD-Rocks writes, "xMach is an open source 4.4BSD-like BSD operating system based on the Mach microkernel. Primary focuses are on security, portability,...
Sun begins layoffs
Author: JT Smith
CNet reports that Sun Microsystems has begun the process of laying off some 3,900 of its employees.
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Open Source
Taking the Bazaars out of the Cathedral
Author: JT Smith
LinuxJournal.com has a column attacking the people attacking Linux and Open Source. "It is ironic that, by acting as a common enemy...
Netscape 6.2: First thoughts
Author: JT Smith
Grok writes, "Today Netscape released the next version of their browser suite software, version 6.2. Your faithful MozillaNews staff lept into action...
Smooth iron: Replacing a Unix server farm with Linux mainframe
Author: JT Smith
LinuxUser.co.uk checks in with Telia Net 10 months after the ISP replaced a Unix server farm with main-frame Linux. "Customers are already...
/dev/null/nethack Tournament 2001
Author: JT Smith
"Tonight (Halloween) at midnight Pacific U.S. Time, /dev/null's third Annual NetHack Tournament opens. As with past years, the Tournament is open to...
Linux makes strides in enterprise market
Author: JT Smith
IDG/Network World Fusion: "Linux advocates who have experience offering the open-source operating system to large companies say there's a rosy future in...