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Sexiest Geek Alive: Linux is sexy, too
Author: JT Smith
- By Joe Barr-
She holds three degrees in computer science from MIT, one of the most
respected universities in the world. ...
What is Microsoft planning for China?
Author: JT Smith
Business Week reports on the competition between Microsoft and AOL Time Warner -- in China, noting the edge AOLTW has over Microsoft...
Of Communists, cars, and cakes – the GPL software license
Author: JT Smith
Kelly McNeill writes "Explaining the GPL in terms that a non-technical person can understand has always been difficult. It's even hard for...
Department of Defense adopts StarOffice
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet reports that the U.S. Defense Information Agency has ordered up to 25,000 copies of StarOffice to use on its Unix workstations.
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LinuxUser issue #11 – June 2001
Author: JT Smith
In the latest edition of LinuxUser: Stealth corporate Linux deployments, review of Kylix, a profile of Debian Linux, and coverage of Microsoft's...
Intel takes Alpha from Compaq’s hands
Author: JT Smith
From The Register: "Compaq today confirmed that it will transfer its Alpha microprocessor division to Intel
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Kernel Traffic #123
Author: JT Smith
Zack Brown posts the latest summary of linux-kernel mailing list traffic and topics. Hot topics from the 998 posts made to the...
Love and Stallman duke it out
Author: JT Smith
From ZDNet (via Yahoo News): "In an interview with ZDNet Germany,
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Compaq throws axe into sea
Author: JT Smith
The Inquirer: "A disillusioned soul at the Big Q has sent us the June 12th memo of CEO Mike
Capellas which,...
A little respect: Red Hat in black
Author: JT Smith
eWEEK: "Sporting its first quarterly profit like a feather in its cap, Red Hat Inc.
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