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Linux NetworX named regional exporter of the year
Author: JT Smith
Linux NetworX announced today it has been
named Regional and Utah Exporter of the Year by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
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Linux USB hits the prime time
Author: JT Smith
Brad Hards writes: "With the release of the 2.4 kernel, Linux users gained serious USB
support for a wide range of devices. The...
NewsForge posts 10,000th story
Author: JT Smith
We went live last August with a "beta" version of the site but didn't get everything going full-tilt until October, and now...
Slashdot April fool’s jokes part of larger April Fool’s joke
Author: JT Smith
Segfault: "As usual, on the first of April, hundreds of people wrote in to Slashdot with stupid stories and 'Ask Slashdot' questions,...
Columnist uses Linux, but recommends Windows 2000 for desktop
Author: JT Smith
A Sm@rt Partner columnist prefers KDE 2.0 on Caldera for himself, but says Windows 2000 Professional is the best desktop "in terms...
Guardian Digital presents EnGarde Secure Linux
Author: JT Smith
Guardian Digital, the Open Source security company, has today announced
immediate availability of EnGarde Secure Linux, a comprehensive suite
of Open Source...
Ensim consolidates Windows 2000, Solaris and Linux server management
Author: JT Smith
From BusinessWire (via Wide Open News): Ensim Corporation, the dominant hosting automation provider, announced today a new version of its flagship
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Securing a PHP installation
Author: JT Smith
Oreillynet.com has a story on that very topic. "Since PHP is most commonly used as an Apache module, it
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Open Source security manual: A lonely crusade
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
It's a lonely crusade, but Pete Herzog believes security testing should be done in the open, not...
Citec Information Oy Ab is proud to present DocZilla
Author: JT Smith
"Imagine that you could combine in one product a standardized web browser, with all the nice features that usually has been possible...