Matt Michie at Linux.com says that Linux is a virus that is spreading with exponential growth.

LinuxNewbie.org brings us this fine tutorial, authored by ‘vvx.’ It is designed to hold your hand securely, all the way through getting that Intel artistry configured correctly in your Linux box.

Dallas Morning News reported that Irwin Jacobs left the hardware with critical data sitting on a podium while he was distracted by questions from audience members after his presentation. Shame on you, Mr. Jacobs!

Computer News Daily posts a COX News Service editorial which asks the question: who would make the better tech president, Gore or Bush? Is there a good answer to that question?

The Tampa, Florida Linux users group is planning a huge showing at the Computers and Technology Showcase on September 27-28, according to LinuxPR.com.

Big surprise: some people think the RIAA exploits its recording artists. Does that justify the free trade of their copyrighted works? Jonathan Seff at MacWorld spouts off.

Sun will strut and preen publicly at the launch of its UltraSPARC III processor. eWEEK’s Peter Galli reports at ZDNet.

There’s a computer recycling center in Santa Clara. Where else but California? Read about how Salon correspondent Jim Fisher dumps his toxic e-junk.

The digs, jabs, and innuendoes are flying at Rumor Central, Spencer Katt’s weekly column at ZDNet.

“Not being able
to watch a “Lion King” DVD on your Linux
machine is one thing, but what if
manufacturers decide that the safety data
they give to the government shouldn’t be on
the Internet?” Damien Cave raises these questions in a letter to the editor of Salon.