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Linux Weekly News picks up LinuxToday founder as new staff member
Author: JT Smith
- by Tina Gasperson -
Dave Whitinger, the guy who created
LinuxToday.com, is taking a position as
director of business development with
Linux Weekly News.In 1997,...
Sun joining the Open Source bandwagon? Really?
Author: JT Smith
- By Jack Bryar -
Has Sun Microsystems hitched a ride on the Linux bandwagon? According to a flurry of press ...
States seek ban on surprise Microsoft witnesses
Author: JT Smith
NewsFactor Network writes "Accusing Microsoft of trying to force a delay in its antitrust hearing, the nine holdout states that have sued...
Linux-2.5.5-pre1
Author: JT Smith
Torvalds: "This is a _huge_ patch, mainly because it includes three big pending
things: the ALSA merge (which is much smaller in the...
Alan Cox: Linux 2.4.18-pre9-ac3 released
Author: JT Smith
Alan Cox has just released Linux kernel 2.4.18-pre9-ac3. You can down load the code from the main download site or from one...
USONYX launches Linux hosting operations aimed at small businesses
Author: JT Smith
Usonyx (www.usonyx.com), a leading provider of
affordable, innovative Web hosting solutions for SMEs, today began
operations and announced it will offer monthly shared, virtual...
Linux Fundamentals Bootcamp with free Linux laptop
Author: JT Smith
Rajesh Goyal writes: LinuxCertified, Inc. announces "Linux Fundamentals" Bootcamp for busy IT professionals - February 23-24th, 2002. All attendees get a free...
Build your own Slashdot-like site with O’Reilly’s ‘Running Weblogs with Slash’
Author: JT Smith
Visionaries have the ability to draw pieces together to
reveal a broader vista than we might otherwise be able to see, but they
are...
GNUbies meeting tonight: Tom Dyas on GNU/Linux
Author: JT Smith
We are pleased to announce that Tom Dyas will be giving a general
overview of GNU/Linux at our next meeting, this Wednesday,
February 13,...
IBM introduces energy-saving server running Linux
Author: JT Smith
IBM today introduced an
energy-conserving IBM eServer that consumes up to 57 percent less
electricity and generates up to 63 percent less heat than...