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Linux and business
Author: JT Smith
Open Source activity has certainly been strong this week. As was
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Is CNBC pro-Intel?
Author: JT Smith
"The big question is, "Has there been any pressure on CNBC to be pro-Intel or be anti-AMD?" That would be unreasonably stupid,...
Kopernicus: Linux made easy
Author: JT Smith
ZDNET reports that KDE Team officials, in a news release issued Monday,
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Napster adopts Macster
Author: JT Smith
Napster, the subject of a lot of controversy for its music-sharing functionality has adopted the unofficial Macintosh clone "Macster" as its official...
Office politics: Waiting for something better than StarOffice
Author: JT Smith
From a column at ZDNet : "Last week I introduced you to OpenOffice, the nine million lines of source code...
Review: KDE2 release is really good
Author: JT Smith
LinuxPlanet has this review: "KDE2 is here and it is very good. I'd actually forgotten how good ... While KDE-1.x was an...
Turbolinux founders launch new storage company
Author: JT Smith
It's been reported previously, but LinuxPR has a press release about TurboLinux founders Cliff and
Iris Miller, along with industry...
Battling for Linux support customers
Author: JT Smith
By Grant Gross
Managing Editor
A competitor of Red Hat says the Linux distributor is acting "proprietary" with its new Web-based support service, Red...
Eazel feeling strangely optimistic
Author: JT Smith
Our friends at Linux.com interview three developers from Eazel, on IRC. They say: "We went into this project thinking that novice users...
Caldera eServer 2.3 wins Network World Blue Ribbon award
Author: JT Smith
Business Wire: Caldera Systems Inc., a leading provider of "Linux
for Business" solutions, Wednesday announced that OpenLinux eServer 2.3 has received Network World's...