Cracker vows to continue defacement campaign

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September 19, 2000

Author: JT Smith

According to ZDNet News UK, politically motivated cracker Herbless intends to continue his campaign of UK Web page defacements, having successfully
spread his message in recent weeks.

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Linux

Linux NetworX Evolocity 1240s

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September 19, 2000

Author: JT Smith

Linux PR: Linux NetworX introduces Evolocity 1240s TM, designed for managing and optimizing Web traffic in the Internet market.

Sun launches cell phone Java standard

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September 19, 2000

Author: JT Smith

The Register reports, Sun has developed a standard for putting its Java software onto mobile phones. More from a short story at InfoWorld.

The people behind KDE

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September 19, 2000

Author: JT Smith

KDE.org continues its in-house profiles, this week featuring graphic designer Lauri Watts.

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Open Source

Matrox Millennium G450 under Linux

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September 19, 2000

Author: JT Smith

AnandTech Review states, with the growing popularity of Linux, video card manufacturers are taking notice.

StaQWare: High availability for Cobal RaQ3i servers

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September 19, 2000

Author: JT Smith

Providers using this high-density 1U Cobalt box to host customer web, file, mail, and name services can employ StaQWare to ensure up to 99.9 percent availability, proclaims LinuxPlanet.

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Unix

Coollogic introduces Coollinux AE Platform

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September 19, 2000

Author: JT Smith

Coollogic Inc., a leading developer of embedded operating systems and
software solutions for the Internet appliance market, today announced availability of the Coollinux AE software platform for original equipment manufacturers, from NewsAlert.

Cracker mailing list goes corporate

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September 19, 2000

Author: JT Smith

MSNBC is reporting, Russ Cooper, moderator of the popular
e-mail list NTBugTraq, is selling the list to ICSA.net.

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Linux

LinuxCertified.com announces bootcamp for IT professionals

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September 19, 2000

Author: JT Smith

Linux PR announces, LinuxCertified.com, a leading provider of Linux training, will offer its next weekend bootcamps on October 14-15 in the San Francisco bay area.

The failure of the free software movement

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September 19, 2000

Author: JT Smith

This opinion piece from Dr. Dobb’s Journal states, although the Free Software Movement has succeeded in creating GNU/Linux and other free software, it has made little progress in its larger goal of making all software free, and faces serious challenges due to increased popularity of existing free software.

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Open Source