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HP launches secure Linux
Author: JT Smith
- By John Leyden -
-The Register -
Hewlett-Packard is expected to launch a secure version of Linux today in a...
Gnutella users are ‘free riding’
Author: JT Smith
This article from The Register reports, the Xerox Palo Alto
Research Center studied activity on the open source peer-to-peer file sharing tool...
Source for Sash for Linux available
Author: JT Smith
Source code for SashXB for Linux open source project is now available under the LGPL license at Gnome.org, reports Linux Today
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TrollTech ‘vilified’ by Free Software community
Author: JT Smith
From a LinuxPlanet interview with TrollTech CEO Haavard Nord: TrollTech has been vilified by the Free Software community -- i.e., the Free
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Opinion: Intel would be silly to copy Napster
Author: JT Smith
The rumor is Intel is about to share its file-sharing vision, based on Napster. eWeek's John Taschek says that'd be a silly...
The Brit and the Big Boy
Author: JT Smith
There is an author in my family. Yes, Tom Yates the eminent co-author (with Wes
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A look back at KDE’s beginnings
Author: JT Smith
KDE's Mathias Ettrich
talks about the evolution of his GUI, in an interview with olinux.com
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Open Source
Lante signs deal with Netscape, Sun wireless venture
Author: JT Smith
Trying to further its push into the booming wireless market, Internet consulting company Lante today announced a deal with iPlanet, the alliance...
Transmeta’s coming out party
Author: JT Smith
Red Herring follows up on chip-maker Transmeta's decision to file for an IPO last week, predicting a huge stock offering. "Having Linux...
Caldera’s Love rails at Monterey ‘misinformation’
Author: JT Smith
Caldera CEO Ransom Love has blamed inaccurate press reports
for the confusion for muddying the waters of Project Monterey, reports The Register.
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