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From Netscape to nightclub
Author: JT Smith
Wired.com has a story about Jamie Zawinski, an ex-Netscape coder, opening the DNA nightclub in San Francisco, after spending two years and...
Jabber updates chat software
Author: JT Smith
CNet has a short item about Jabber releasing Version 1.8 of its Open Source instant messenger client written in XML.
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A standard for e-comments
Author: JT Smith
From TechReview.com: "Got a few choice
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The trouble with Mono
Author: JT Smith
Kelly McNeill writes, "The stated goal of the Mono project is to free users and developers from Microsoft's operating system platforms, questionable...
Killustrator now Kontour
Author: JT Smith
aicra writes. "In an email msg sent to the kdev list earlier: 'KIllustrator is now known as "Kontour" (after Adobe claimed that...
Samsung revs 64-bit ARM, licenses Java
Author: JT Smith
An industry update from The Register: "Samsung has expanded its agreement with British chip designer ARM and licensed three more cores. It's...
Caldera’s Volution Online benefits from bayMountain
Author: JT Smith
Richmond, V.A., July 16, 2001 - bayMountain, a leading provider of complex Web and application infrastructure services, today announced that Caldera has...
Free software: The right to be a charitable community
Author: JT Smith
From commentary at VarLinux.org: "While Microsoft debates the issues surrounding the GPL from a monopolists perspective, an important point seems to be...
Konqueror gets text-to-speech synthesis
Author: JT Smith
An item on KDE.news heralds the arrival of George Russell's Speaker, the very first attempt at giving KDE Web browser Konqueror the...
Wireless freenets
Author: JT Smith
Combine an open rooftop with an antenna and a Linux server and you too can be a threat to the planned corporate...