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Korea’s Tmax Soft to ship TP Monitor in Japan next month
Author: JT Smith
This is system monitoring software, not a thing with a glowing face that sits on your desk. It works with Linux and...
How Big Blue fell for Linux
Author: JT Smith
This is Chapter Seven, part one, of Salon writer Andrew Leonard's serialized book about the development (some might say resurgence) of free...
IE6 and Microsoft: An old tactic on a new platform
Author: JT Smith
- by Jack Bryar -An Open Source Business Extra -
You have known for months that as soon as Microsoft got a chance...
The geek extrovert
Author: JT Smith
By: Julie Bresnick
NewsForge ColumnistOpen Source people
It wasn't until introduced to Art Spiegelman's, Maus, that I truly
understood the power of the comic strip...
Napster use sky-rockets over law suit publicity
Author: JT Smith
It's been suspected for a while, but CNN is giving us numbers. Napster use has quadrupled in the passed few months.
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Amazon price varies with browser?
Author: JT Smith
Online retailer Amazon.com is being questioned for appearing to charge different prices to differnt customers. ComputerWorld tells us more.
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Open Source
VA Linux enters network-attached storage market
Author: JT Smith
A new vendor in the network-attached storage market is bringing the open-source software market into the NAS space. VA Linux Systems Inc.'s...
Wasabi lands $500,000 first round funding
Author: JT Smith
Wasabi Systems, a Silicon Alley firm that develops UNIX-like operating systems, has landed $500,000 in first round funding. The round was led...
70South announces WAP service expansion for polar news
Author: JT Smith
70South, the Open Source-based polar news site, extended its lead as the premier polar information site by announcing today the expansion of...
Kaspersky zeroes in on California
Author: JT Smith
Kaspersky Lab, an anti-virus software company based in Moscow, is setting up shop in California, moving its war against computer viruses, and...