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FreeBSD: Discovering system processes
Author: JT Smith
Oreillynet.com has an article on FreeBSD processes. "Like any other Unix system, FreeBSD is a multitasking, multiuser operating system. This
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Comdex: Lots of prototype gizmos, but few ‘new and now’
Author: JT Smith
CNN.com has a feature about new gadgets at Comdex: "A company named Agenda was
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Open-sourcing the Apple
Author: JT Smith
"A powerful OS that runs popular applications would represent a Unix that has finally grown up. And it would present us with...
USB 2.0 creeps out, deviceless
Author: JT Smith
From the Register: "Remember how, when Intel announced the upstart USB 2.0 spec
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Intel’s Pentium 4 processor to arrive Monday
Author: JT Smith
PC World reports that Intel will officially release its Pentium 4 processor on Monday.
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SCO-Caldera deal brings high-end features to Linux
Author: JT Smith
"Linux will acquire features better suited for high-end use as a result of Caldera Systems' pending acquisition of technology assets from Santa...
IBM betting Intel catches Transmeta
Author: JT Smith
The Register examines some of the poltics behind IBM's decision to dump a Transmeta chip from one of its laptops. IBM Mobile...
Rambus looks beyond the PC
Author: JT Smith
"Faced with uncertainty over the future use of memory chips featuring its proprietary high-speed interface in PCs, Rambus looks to carve a...
DVD rewritable drives battle it out at Comdex
Author: JT Smith
Ah, it's a brave new world... all of a sudden (just as the MPAA long feared), DVD rewritable drives are all over...
Crusoe, Crusoe everywhere, says CNN
Author: JT Smith
As if there wasn't enough "Crusoe at Comdex" news out there already, CNN adds to the buzz, scans the show floor and...