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Let’s make our own Linux-Windows booting
Author: JT Smith
Remember why you compiled your framebuffer into kernel? Of course!
Becouse of the fblogo - great penguin image on startup.
Now you can update...
GIMP for Windows
Author: JT Smith
LinuxToday has posted a link to the download page for the new release of GIMP for Windows.
GPL’d code finds new home in Windows program
Author: JT Smith
Slashdot has this story: "A few days ago, we were contacted by one of the developers of Everybuddy, a
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The future is… Darwindows?
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet has a column explaining Apple's BSD derivative, Darwin. "It's unlikely that Darwin will ever develop anything close to the mindshare that...
MS analyzes an ‘alleged vulnerability’ in Windows 2000
Author: JT Smith
MS Tech reports: "...it's worth discussing the tools and the risk they pose, for two reasons. First,
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Interview: Developer of GNOME port to Windows-dupe from thurs.
Author: JT Smith
LinuxOrbit interviews Charles Northrup, CTO for Global Technologies and the
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Microsoft supports Windows Media Services on Linux
Author: JT Smith
ZD's Sm@rtParter reports that Microsoft is "cutting a deal to allow Windows Media Format to be served up from Linux servers." StarBak...
10 Questions with Charles Northrup of the GNOME to Windows port
Author: JT Smith
NewsForge reader John Gowin submitted this interesting story: "Recently, Global Technologies Ltd. Inc created something of a stir in the GNU/Linux community...
Linux not quite Windows killer
Author: JT Smith
CNet overviews KDE, saying Linux is not yet a Windows killer, referring to Linux as the alternative operating system.
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Window Manager Spec v. 1.0 now available
Author: JT Smith
From a gnome-announce post at LWN.net: "On behalf of freedesktop.org, the GNOME Project, and the KDE Project, I'm happy to announce that...