Author: JT Smith
Yahoo! has published a report about Linux World Expo which focuses on the recent Gnome related announcements, and where they fail to meet the needs of the community.
MandrakeSoft and OpenSales Sign Pact
Author: JT Smith
LinuxPR has the scoop: OpenSales, Inc., the leading provider of open source e-commerce applications, today
announced that its software is now bundled with the packaged Linux-Mandrake 7.1
Complete operating system from MandrakeSoft, the leader in user-friendly Linux
distribution. While financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed, the arrangement
provides for the worldwide distribution of the two products.
announced that its software is now bundled with the packaged Linux-Mandrake 7.1
Complete operating system from MandrakeSoft, the leader in user-friendly Linux
distribution. While financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed, the arrangement
provides for the worldwide distribution of the two products.
Category:
- Linux
Entry-level C++ class require Windows software?
Author: JT Smith
Heated Slashdot discussion of a University’s decision to require students attending an entry-level C++ programming class to use CodeWarrior for Windows instead of allowing them to use Linux or another OS of their choice.
LuteLinux.com adds WAP service
Author: JT Smith
From LinuxPR: LuteLinux.com adds a new service for wireless internet at LuteWap.com.
IBM first with LTO storage
Author: JT Smith
Windows and Unix servers hungry for reliable storage options are the
target markets for IBM’s LTO drives, according to this ITWeek story at ZDnet.co.uk.
target markets for IBM’s LTO drives, according to this ITWeek story at ZDnet.co.uk.
Category:
- Unix
China warns Internet domain name squatters
Author: JT Smith
Brief Reuters story on canoe.ca says, China has drafted tough new rules on Internet domain name registration after legal wrangles involving firms such as Microsoft (MSFT.O) and Procter & Gamble.
Courting IT’s vote
Author: JT Smith
Thoughtful piece at InfoWorld discusses the two major U.S. political parties’ stand on issues relevant to the Internet and the IT industry in general — and why, with the increasing economic importance of IT, these stances are likely to be even more important in future campaigns than in the current one.
Category:
- Linux
Dvorak: The death of Moore’s Law?
Author: JT Smith
PC Magazine columnist questioned the continuing validity of Moore’s law in his Aug. 25 column. IBM is mentioned heavily as the company most likely to break “the law” in the near future.
Category:
- Unix
Judge says sex.com domain name wasn’t stolen
Author: JT Smith
Slightly surreal Wired story ran Friday – about how domain names aren’t “property” and therefore can’t be stolen in the legal sense. However, fraud statutes may apply, so the case isn’t over yet.
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- Linux