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Battle for the unseen computer
Author: JT Smith
From the May issue of Technology Review: "Windows won the war for the desktop. But there's a new struggle
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Review: KDE 2.1.1
Author: JT Smith
Linux Tests reviews KDE 2.1.1: "KDE 2.1.1 is awesome. If we were forced to give one memorable phrase, it would be "thank...
Kernel Cousin Wine #91
Author: JT Smith
Brian Vincent: "This is the 91st release of the Wine's kernel cousin publication. It's main goal is to distribute widely what's going
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David Mason on GNOME/KDE interoperability
Author: JT Smith
From David Mason, at Red Hat: "Since returning from Copenhagen I have been a bit underwhelmed by the
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NuSphere MySQL: Free beer in a tall glass
Author: JT Smith
LinuxPlanet reviews NuSphere MySQL, calling it "useful suite of middleware for Linux server deployment." The reviewer notes that its dependency on a...
Apache 2.0 scales to Windows
Author: JT Smith
The first beta of Apache HTTP Server 2.0 is out, and ZDNet's eWEEK Labs weighs in with a review. The reviewer tested...
Red Hat announces 7.1 with 2.4 kernel
Author: JT Smith
"Red Hat Network Software Manager delivers Errata Alerts so users are automatically
notified of new Errata and RPM updates that provide notification of...
Intel challenger Transmeta still has a lot to prove
Author: JT Smith
FairFaxIT: "Take the poster child of the open-source rebellion, a company noted for paranoid secrecy to rival the Illuminatus, and a prominent...
Weekly news wrapup: Indrema shuts down Linux gaming console project
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross
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It was another bad news week for Open Source business models, at least for one high-profile Linux project....
PostgreSQL v7.1 release announcement
Author: JT Smith
LWN has posted about the release of PostgreSQL 7.1. Performance improvements are the main enchancements in this release.
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