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Site review: WBGlinks.net
Author: Tina Gasperson
There are a lot of good links to security information at WBGlinks.net, a site whose self-proclaimed mission is to prevent the spread...
My workstation OS: NetBSD
Author: Alan Dipert
I began using free software when I bought some Mandrake 8 CDs from Wal-Mart in 2000. At that point a severe...
Understanding NetBSD 2.0’s new technology
Author: Federico Biancuzzi
NetBSD is widely known as the most portable operating system in the world. It currently supports 52 system architectures, all from a...
NewsForge looks back on the key stories of 2004
Author: Chris Preimesberger, Jem Matzan, Joe Barr, and Jay Lyman
It's time to look back on the events that shaped the free and open source...
The wide world of Linux word processors
Author: Jem Matzan
There are several word processors in GNU/Linux, each with
different goals and features. Some are free software, some are based on
free...
Linux Advisory Watch – December 17, 2004
Author: Preston St. Pierre
This week, advisories were released for zgv, atari800, MyODBC, mikmod,
gstreamer, grep, flim, kdelibs, kdebase, selinux-policy-targeted,
xcdroast, udev, PHProjekt, nfs-utils, ncpfs, vim,...
What are the real vulnerabilities of Linux?
Author: Jay Lyman
Some Linux fans are tired of reading reports
and articles
about viruses and attacks for the Linux operating system that would be...
Commentary: Linux is not Red Hat, and other Sun-isms debunked
Author: Jem Matzan
Sun Microsystems head honchos Scott McNealy and Jonathan Schwartz often equate Red Hat with all of GNU/Linux. After interviewing both of them...
My workstation OS: FreeBSD
Author: Jem Matzan
When you have to get work done (especially if you're self-employed) it's important to choose the right tools to enhance your productivity....
A week in the BSD CLI
Author: Jem Matzan
I've always been comfortable using the command line interface to get
specific tasks done. To me, the command line was a necessary...