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Linux project gives schools networks at fraction of Windows cost
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
Paul Nelson has a message for cash-strapped schools: Why pay $20,000-plus for a Windows computer lab when...
LTSP brings Linux to X Window desktops
Author: JT Smith
eWEEK reviews version 2.08 of the Linux Terminal Server Project, calling it "a stable
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Microsoft drops Smart Tags from Windows XP
Author: JT Smith
CNET "Microsoft has decided to exclude Smart Tags--a technology that could alter the Web
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A Windows for supercomputing? Microsoft’s 64-bit OS for Itanium
Author: JT Smith
PCWorld: "Windows XP won't make its formal bow until October 25, but its 64-bit big brother is quietly launching on
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StarNet, F-Secure expand security for Windows-to-Unix data traffic
Author: JT Smith
From PR Newswire: StarNet Communications Corp., a
leading publisher of Windows-to-Linux/Unix connectivity software, announced
that users of its X-Win32 PC X server will be...
Trolltech makes Qt/Windows available under new non-commercial license
Author: JT Smith
"Trolltech has created a brand-new Non-Commercial License that will allow
Windows developers to use Qt, the cross-platform C++ GUI application development...
High performance programming techniques on Linux and Windows
Author: JT Smith
"In his introductory column Dr. Bradford introduced measurement tools and plans for future performance investigations on Linux and
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Commentary: Moving beyond Linux vs. Windows
Author: JT Smith
Commentary by the Meta Group on CNet: "Recent comments by Microsoft executives about Linux and the
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Microsoft, AOL can’t agree on Windows XP deal
Author: JT Smith
IDG.com.au: "Microsoft and AOL Time Warner on Saturday abandoned talks over whether to include a link to AOL's Internet service with Microsoft's...
Windows XP and MP3s may not mix
Author: JT Smith
CNet reports that Microsoft has not yet decided whether or not to include mp3 ripping support in Windows XP, citing prohibitive licensing...