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Lantronix ports RTEL network print drivers to Linux
Intel and HP gain a competitor in the network print server devices market. By Rawn Shah
February 10, 2000 |
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An interview with iPlanet's Steven Herbert
The Web server formerly known as Netscape Enterprise has been ported to Linux. By Joe Barr
February 9, 2000 |
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Heretic II
New rules, new scenarios, a new threat -- and some new hints. By Rawn Shah
February 8, 2000 |
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Stalin would be pleased
Free software proponents are often accused of being communists, but proprietary software development has a lot more in common with life behind the Iron Curtain. By J.S. Kelly
February 8, 2000 |
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To fork or not to fork?
Forking and the LSB at LinuxWorld Paris. By Bruce Tober
February 8, 2000 |
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LinuxWorld Paris
Exhibitors focus on educating new users. By Bruce Tober
February 4, 2000 |
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Newbies find a little help at LinuxWorld Conference and Expo
Computers just too damn hard to use, says Linus. By John Pancharian
February 4, 2000 |
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Are you sure that you're secure?
Ten techniques to secure your Linux box. By Joe Barr
February 4, 2000 |
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Torvalds opens LinuxWorld Expo with keynote address
Linus answers frequently asked questions, then opens
floor to further queries. By Joe Barr
February 2, 2000 |
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Michael Tiemann dons a new hat and sees red
Joe Barr finds out what Michael Tiemann, cofounder of Cygnus, brings to Red Hat as its new CTO. By Joe Barr
February 2, 2000 |
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Who invited the pirates?
What parties are responsible for the wild success of Linux, and did
they know, when they set the ball rolling, that it just wouldn't stop? By J.S. Kelly
February 1, 2000 |
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The desktops less traveled: Part 2
The list of desktop alternatives to KDE and GNOME is impressive. Last of a two-part series. By William Wong
January 28, 2000 |
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Interview with Jon Johansen
US film industry opens DVD battle on yet another front. By J.S. Kelly
January 27, 2000 |
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Play within a play
Caldera founder Bryan Sparks and Lineo's Lyle Ball talk about the Microsoft settlement. By Joe Barr
January 27, 2000 |
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Serious fun
Penguin Computing provides a system for the dedicated Linux gamer. By Rawn Shah
January 24, 2000 |
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Open Book Project
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The Essential Linux Open Book project
is getting into gear!
Submissions are starting to appear online this week, and we
look forward to comments and critiques by the Linux community.
We'll be updating the content with new text and revisions on
a regular weekly basis from this point forward. Become a part
of the revolution -- participate in the Open Book project today!
| | WINE 20000227 released Repeat after me: This release of the free implementation of Window on Unix/Linux is a developers-only release with bug fixes and unimplemented features. From winehq.com. | | |
| | Linuxcare IPO details Linuxcare amended its S-1 filing Monday (its original filing was on January 19) to show that it plans to issue 4.5 million shares of common stock at $13 to $15 a share. From Wide Open News. | | |
| | Distro review: TurboLinux 6.0 Workstation Reviewer Christian Schaller is underwhelmed: The distro is "in desperate need of a lot of polishing." From LinuxPower. | | |
| | Ways to "sell" free software to the uninitiated All open source advocacy is divided into three types: convincing colleagues, convincing management, and convincing the world. From developerWorks. | | |
| | Not too much of a good thing Evan Leibovitch makes a fairly convincing case that the ever-increasing diversity of Linux distributions facilitates rather than impedes deciding among them. From ZDNet. | | |
| | Tim O'Reilly slams Amazon patent O'Reilly & Associates founder/president Tim O'Reilly speaks out against Amazon's 1-click patent and Associates
program patent, and launches a patent Web site on the O'Reilly Network. From oreilly.com. | | |
| | Caldera amends its S-1 filing Caldera's IPO will offer 4.5 million shares at $13-15 each -- 30 million shares outstanding overall. From freeedgar.com. | | |
| | GNUcash 1.3.0 released This beta-quality development release of the open source personal-finance application uses the GNOME GUI toolkit (instead of Motif) for the first time. From gnucash.org. | | |
| | Caldera "myths" exploded The Caldera that recently settled the DR-DOS case against Microsoft isn't the Caldera Systems best known to the Linux world. From the Register. | | |
| | USB development gets expensive, exclusive? Looks like the Universal Serial Bus project is now charging $2,500 a year for access (to members only) to the class specification documents that Linux USB developers need. From Slashdot. |
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