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Transmeta chip gets foothold in servers, mobile PCs
Author: JT Smith
Reuters reports that Transmeta is getting a boost in Japan, as three companies there rencelty unveiled new PCs using the Crusoe chip.
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Configure an NIS and NFS client on a FreeBSD box
Author: JT Smith
FreeOS.com: "Now that you have installed FreeBSD, would you like to use your FreeBSD box as a client on a network running...
2.4 kernel: Contributor Ts’o’s practical approach to Linux
Author: JT Smith
- By Julie Bresnick -
Open Source people
Thirty-three year old Theodore
Ts'o remembers when the Linux kernel was small enough to print out...
Sweden offers glimpse into future of real-life high-tech gaming
Author: JT Smith
Dallas News reports on unfolding events in Stockholm, Sweden: "Within a few weeks, the streets of Stockholm will become the scene of...
Vixie-cron advisory and fixes for Red Hat
Author: JT Smith
Linux Weekly News warns of a bug in vixie-cron, a version of the cron scheduler present on most UNIX systems, and provides...
T.13 hoses down CPRM fears
Author: JT Smith
The Register reports on the ongoing controversy surrounding CPRM -- the format that would introduce copy protection (among other items) as standard...
Iomega ships 1.3GB disks
Author: JT Smith
"Iomega, best known for its consumer storage devices, is to expand its
product line into the professional market with the launch of...
Wilfredo Sánchez, former lead developer, project Darwin (OS X)
Author: JT Smith
"In a previous column, Reviewing the Others: Darwin, I briefly examined Apple's ambitious Darwin project. The article was the first in an
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Weekly news wrapup: Microsoft claims Linux is un-American
Author: JT Smith
- by Grant Gross -
Everyone's favorite monopolists -- we're talking about Microsoft here -- had one of those kind of weeks that...
Interview With Bill Joy
Author: JT Smith
An interview with Bill Joy, the creator of many Unix tools (such as the r suite of tools, and vi), has been...