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Success without the degree
Author: JT Smith
Computer News Daily discusses the success of various industry executives after dropping out of University.
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Open Source
Wireless application servers mushroom
Author: JT Smith
From an InfoWorld story about the growing number of wireless application servers: "Lutris is marketing its Enhydra Wireless 3.5 as an open-source...
IRI, Sumitomo announce investment in Miva
Author: JT Smith
Miva Corporation has announced
that Internet Research Institute and Sumitomo Corporation joined
forces to make a multi-million dollar...
New Italian version of Linux released
Author: JT Smith
Founded by a group of GNU/Linux enthusiasts, MLX s.r.l. has set from the
very start an ambitious project: become a...
Sun releases StarOffice, but Web version delayed
Author: JT Smith
Sun Microsystems has released the source code for its StarOffice, but the Web-based StarPortal version of the software is still delayed, InfoWorld...
NewsForge back up after 12 hours of down time
Author: JT Smith
NewsForge was down for about 12 hours Monday because of a faulty power supply on our main server, but returned about 6...
Code forking: Wine and Samba
Author: JT Smith
From a column at LinuxPlanet: "I'm of the opinion that while code forking in and of itself isn't necessarily a
...
Lutris Enhydra: First wireless server to address global needs
Author: JT Smith
Enhydra XMLC and next-generation protocol support guarantees
application
delivery to any analog, WAP, i-mode, or J2ME cellular device.
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Oct. 16,...
Samba forking announcement causes varied reactions
Author: JT Smith
Open Source print-and-file server vendor Samba Corp. announced Friday plans to fork its code base because of two warring camps in the...
Weekly news wrapup: Red Hat responds to bad PR
Author: JT Smith
By Grant Gross
Managing EditorIs it really all about Microsoft?
More fallout this week about Microsoft's decision to invest in the Linux-friendly Corel. Several...