Slashdot readers talk about a DukeOfURL story about how wireless LANs work with Linux.

Slashdotters discuss a report that Yamamori Takenori
has translated his “Linux CD-ROM Game System” to English. It’s a step-by-step
demonstration of how to burn a game, and just the necessary parts of Linux,
onto a PC-bootable CD ROM.

Feedmag.com features the DefCon get-together in Las Vegas: “Is it possible that hackers — long derided as antisocial geeks bent on causing havoc — are actually the last of the true, democratic optimists?”

German open-source operating system vendor SuSE Linux announced
Tuesday it is entering the South Korean market by establishing a joint
venture with Seoul-based Information Network Center, from IDG News Service.

According to Business Wire, Sangoma.com will market the ADSL Apprentice router to its current customers and
through its current channels. LinuxWizardry will use Sangoma’s S514 Data communications card in its
upcoming T1/E1/Frame Relay version of the Apprentice Router.

vnenet News is reporting, Gartner has called on enterprises to consider establishing
specialist internal anti-cracking teams who would have wide
ranging powers to defend against internet attacks.

Open letter from Eric S. Raymond to Carly Fiorina and HP, offered at Linux Today.

Linux PR reports, Tribsoft announced that work has begun to bring the game Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim to Linux.

Business Wire:
Merlin Software Technologies International Inc., a leading developer of Linux based software applications and utilities today announced the release of
PerfectBACKUP+ v7.0 Beta release for RedHat 6.2 and 7.0.

Valiosys Inc., a French
formal-verification startup, has announced the availability
of TraLaLa, a transistor-level analysis and logic
abstraction tool that generates HDL descriptions from
transistor-level netlists, reports EETimes News. TraLaLa is available today on Sun and Linux platforms.