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Compaq sees slow sales, lays off 4,000 more
Author: JT Smith
Network World Fusion reports that Compaq has announced another 4,000 layoffs from its workforce as it predicts its revenues will drop 9%,...
Big promises from TiVo
Author: JT Smith
TheStandard.com reports that the maker of personal video recorders, which run on Linux, says revenues for fiscal year 2003 will be triple
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Atipa calls it quits
Author: JT Smith
The News & Observer of Raleigh, N.C., has a short item about Atipa first acquiring OpenNMS development company PlatformWorks, then recently closing...
Ximain’s Mono unveiled
Author: JT Smith
At Oreillynet.com: "GNOME and .NET are getting together. According to today's announcement, Ximian is
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Great Bridge adjusts prices to compete with Red Hat
Author: JT Smith
CNet reports that Great Bridge, the Open Source database-software company with new competition from Red Hat, has revamped its pricing to lure...
KDE browser plugs-in Windows
Author: JT Smith
- By Andrew Orlowski -
-The Register -
Quite a few minor tremors have been felt on the Linux browserscape recently,...
Torvalds tome is more than just fun
Author: JT Smith
eWeek has a review of the Linus Torvalds book, released back in April. "Torvalds comes across as unassuming and possessed of an...
Linux in Education Report #48
Author: JT Smith
In the latest edition of the Linux in Education Report: A slideshow on using Linux for teaching English as a second langauge,...
Tonight on The Linux Show
Author: JT Smith
Tuesday, July 10th, 2001 -- From the home of Wayne's World, Aurora IL: Tonight LIVE on
www.thelinuxshow.com
At 6pm pt, 7pm mt, 8pm ct,...
Gnucleus: The new Napster
Author: JT Smith
SF Gate: "If the recording industry thought Napster was a
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