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Making money in Open Source: The answer is … telecom

Author: JT Smith -By Jack Bryar - Open Source business - Last week I promised that there was a huge market for commercially minded Open Source...

Fastlane Software Systems wins FAA network monitor procurement

Author: JT Smith From PR Newswire: Fastlane Software Systems (http://www.xni.com) announced it has won a Federal Procurement award to deploy realtime network monitoring systems at the Federal...

The future of the GIMP

Author: JT Smith Our friends at the LinuxNews Team submitted this story: "Sven Neumann and Michael Natterer prepared an RFC about GIMP. We can learn...

Live free or … not: Why users choose Linux

Author: JT Smith - by Tina Gasperson - Live free or die! It's the state motto of New Hampshire, and in the 1970s and 80s it...

ESR: Great news this year for Open Source

Author: JT Smith LWN.net publishes a Japanese interview with Open Source advocate Eric S. Raymond: "Well I can think of a couple of pieces of...

Review: Perl for System Administration

Author: JT Smith Slashdot reviews and discusses David N. Blank-Edelman's Perl for System Administration. "Anything that saves a beleagured sysadmin time is very good. Any...

SEC may be focusing on VA Linux in IPO probe

Author: JT Smith CNET reports: "VA Linux (owners of Newsforge) confirmed that authorities asked for documents related to its public offering, including ...

Open Source sysadmin Brian Landsberger’s open life

Author: JT Smith - By Julie Bresnick - Open Source people Brian Landsberger is a systems administrator for Seattle-based XYPoint, a pioneer provider of the technologies vital to...

Judge blocks Whois spam

Author: JT Smith Wired.com reports that a federal judge has prohibited a Web hosting firm from using Register.com's Whois database to spam users with...

P2P: everything old is new again

Author: JT Smith - By Dan Berkes - During the Dark Ages of the commercial Internet (circa 1996), we were told -- make that ordered --...