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Sir(e) Ian Murdock, fundamentally Debian
Author: JT Smith
By Julie Bresnick
NewsForge ColumnistOpen Source people
Ian Murdock, father of Debian and founder and CEO
of Progeny Linux Systems, is
fundamentally fundamental, in every sense...
Study: Microsoft still dominant OS; others gaining
Author: JT Smith
A story at NewsBytes.com quotes an Internet usage study that might be disputed: "When it comes to Web surfing, the Windows series...
Review: Accelerated-X laptop display in Linux – duplicate
Author: JT Smith
32bitsonline has an article about Accelerated-X laptop displays in Linux. "The last Xi Graphics product I reviewed was their MaXimum CDE (Common
...
Don’t let closed source execs be the future of Open Source
Author: JT Smith
By Tina Gasperson
News Editor
Open Source looks and feels different than its proprietary counterparts in the high-tech industry. The phrase alone connotes a...
Securing a default Linux installation
Author: JT Smith
This article (at net-security.org) is written for a linux newbie or anybody who cares, at least a bit about the data stored...
Time to re-evaluate Microsoft’s Linux myths page?
Author: JT Smith
In this Slashdot discussion, cluge asks if the community should re-evaluate the performance of Linux, to show people the changes that have...
Linux can resurrect old hardware
Author: JT Smith
By: Jeff Field
NewsForge ColumnistHardware review
My articles recently have all focused on new hardware -- the latest and greatest that is available. However,...
Copyright stifles creativity, says attorney
Author: JT Smith
An article in the New York Times reports on yesterday's oral arguments on the Eldred v. Reno case.
-Anonymous Reader....
Opera 4.0 for Linux beta released
Author: JT Smith
Oslo, October 5, 2000 - Opera Software today released a Beta version of
Opera 4.0 for Linux, bringing the browser for Linux one
step...
How to submit stories to NewsForge
Author: JT Smith
If you are the first person to send a relevant story to NewsForge, chances are close to 100% that your submission will...