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Baymountain selected as eGrail preferred hosting partner
Author: JT Smith
From LinuxPR: Baymountain, Inc., a provider
of Linux-based managed hosting services announced that eGrail, a
next-generation content management...
Baymountain selected as eGrail preferred hosting partner
Author: JT Smith
url: Baymountain, Inc., a provider
of Linux-based managed hosting services announced that eGrail, a
next-generation content management software...
Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control mailing list announced
Author: JT Smith
The Linux Advanced Routing & Traffic Control HOWTO team announces
the creation of a mailing list dedicated to discussion of...
KDE team releases 2.0
Author: JT Smith
The press release is at kde.org: The KDE Team today announced the release of KDE 2.0 (named Kopernicus), KDE's
powerful, modular, Internet-enabled desktop....
Covalent Technologies introduces suite of Apache Web server products
Author: JT Smith
From a press release on Business Wire: Covalent Technologies, a developer of products and services for the open-source Apache Web server platform,...
Zero-Knowledge Systems releases source code
Author: JT Smith
NewsAlert: Zero-Knowledge Systems Inc., the leading developer of privacy solutions for consumers and companies,
...
Voice-over-IP for Linux
Author: JT Smith
Linux.com article reviews six, Speak Freely, Gphone, Freewebfone, Efone, phone and erikyyyphone, free and open source voice-over-IP solutions for Linux.
High-Speed chip advances pose testing risks
Author: JT Smith
Microprocessors giants such as Intel and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) have been performing a risky technological high-wire act ever since their chips...
Variant of “I Love You” virus attacks
Author: JT Smith
From IDG.net: The troubling ways of the "I Love You" virus that hit computer networks about five months ago are still tormenting...
Will delays in new kernel be fatal?
Author: JT Smith
From LinuxPlanet: "It seems like development on the Linux 2.4 kernel has taken forever. By Open Source standards, it has:
...