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  • Nick Cancelling Invader Zim
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  • Kernel.org Needs Some Help, Perl Foundation Got Some
  • Hitchhiker's Guide DVD to be released on January 28
  • Debian NetBSD
  • Freshmeat edit ? up down close
  • dobackup.pl 4.11
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  • Warnings to Red Hat about AOL buyout
    Slashdot has a link to an Oreillynet.com article suggesting an AOL buyout of Red Hat would not be a good thing. " About nine years ago, O'Reilly & Associates sold a service to AOL (before it caught the ...
  • AdminUX automates Linux System Administration on the mainframe
    Scott Hartsell writes "Norcross GA - Green Light Advantage, a member of IBM's PartnerWorld for Developers, has released their proactive system management software, AdminUX 8.8, for SuSE Linux and TurboLinux ...
  • Will the U.S. release its grip on ICANN?
    From Wired: "Some ICANN board members fear that the Sept. 11 attacks have slowed, and maybe even derailed, plans by the Commerce Department to yield control to the private sector."
  • What's new in GNU Bayonne for January 18, 2002
    David Sugar submits this item: What's new in GNU Bayonne (January 18, 2002). See http://www.gnu.org/software/bayonne for general information.
  • Redmond Linux Corp. becomes Lycoris, Redmond Linux Personal becomes Desktop/LX
    Redmond Linux Corp. announced today that it will be doing business as Lycoris. The name change is part of an ongoing effort to gain independence and brand recognition in the growing Linux software market. ...
  • The ext2 file system
    Anonymous Reader writes "This is a great article from LinuxGuru.net describing how the ext2 filesystem is implemented in Linux. Complete Article can be read here."
  • New cross-platform development resource
    goingware writes "ByteSwap.net is a new online publication aimed at the promotion of cross-platform and portable software development through programmer education. I have written my first column in a series ...
  • AOL in talks to buy Red Hat
    The Washington Post reports that "AOL Time Warner Inc. is in talks to buy Red Hat Inc., a prominent distributor of a computer operating system, an acquisition that would position the media giant to challenge ...
  • Gopher turns 10
    Teledyn reports that Gopher, the Web's venerable predecessor, is now ten years old.
  • Empower Technologies unveils $149 Linux PDA
    Anonymous Reader writes, "LinuxDevices.com reports that Empower Technologies has announced the PowerPlay V, a Linux-based PDA equipped with the look and feel of a Palm Vx. The new PDA is currently available ...
  • New Open Source solution for Linux-based 802.11 access points
    Anonymous Reader writes, "Instant802 Networks Inc. has announced the release of OpenAP, an open source Linux distribution for 802.11 access points. OpenAP is said to be a complete set of open-source software ...
  • New Apache Week released
    It's at ApacheWeek.com. Among the items: "An issue commonly faced by administrators running load-balanced web servers using Apache is that the 'ETag' header returned for static resources can differ across ...
  • Alpha release of the GNOME 2.0 desktop
    Posted at Gnome.org: "The first public testing release of the GNOME 2.0 Desktop, "Rolig Liten Hattgubbe", is ready for your testing pleasure! It is available for immediate download ..."
  • What's new in GNOME 2 for users
    Pair.com has an article by Havoc Pennington. "Lots of rumors have been going around that GNOME 2 won't have any new user-visible features, but while this was the plan and would have resulted in releasing ...
  • Robert Love on the real-time responsiveness of the Linux kernel
    LinuxDevices.com has an interview with Robert Love, the principal maintainer of a kernel-preemption patch that improves the real-time responsiveness of the Linux kernel. Love explains why the preemption ...
  • SourceForge.net: New Releases edit ? up down close
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  • psa
    English README ready
  • OCYX
    Pageing Works!
  • Critical Mass (aka Critter)
    Critical Mass: Version 0.97 released
  • Netjuke
    netjuke 1.0b6 released
  • An MP3 Lender
    Vacation
  • EZ-USB AN2131 Board Downloader
    Version 0.3 Released!
  • DUNS 2d/3d structured multi-block CFD
    DUNS 2.7 Sources Released
  • EZ-USB HID Firmware
    Bugfix for "Linux HID driver hangs during boot init"
  • Open Source applications for QNX
    XPVM for QNX6
  • Linux.com: News edit ? up down close
  • Introduction to Linux and Linux.com
    This article will give you answers to the most commonly-asked questions about Linux, and has links to other pages that will give you even more answers. If you are new to Linux, or even just curious about ...
  • Gifts and Responsibilities
    To end the run, so to speak, Linux.com has chosen this short but heartfelt opinion article by volunteer staff member, Derrick H. Lewis. Lewis' descriptions of the nature of his Linux.com volunteerism and ...
  • First Impressions of Mandrake 8.1
    Those of us with few other skills are always thinking about: "what will be the next big hot thing?" Well, here's a clue, two Mandrake 8.1 reviews in a single week on Linux.com. Is that an astonishing ...
  • Linux.com Installfest: Mandrake 8.1 Review
    Take an early look at the final released version of Linux-Mandrake 8.1, not perfect but still a fine step down the intended path.
  • The Thrill of Victory
    Mark Miller writes "It dawned on me. Being a trainer and well versed in educational theory, I recognized that I had just performed one of Bloom's highest cognitive tasks. I had synthesized an answer ...
  • Intrusion Detection Systems for the Uninitiated, Part 2; Installing and Configuring Snort
    Shashank Pandey returns to Linux.com with part two of his popular series on IDS: Intrusion detection Systems for Linux. Quizzing PortSentry in his last article, in today's Pandey cast a sharp eye over ...
  • The Commands Remain the Same: BlueTooth Technology and Linux
    Linux.com is pleased to publish this well researched look at the emerging field of wireless networking, focusing on Bluetooth technology and Linux. Learn all about Bluetooth and even modifying the kernel ...
  • Automating Linux with Alabanza: An Interview with Founder Tom Cunningham
    A strong focus on Linux and a solid position as an established, profit-making enterprise make Alabanza a most interesting part of the Linux community. Linux.com asked some tough questions of founder Tom ...
  • SF-Foundries@Linux.com:: With Linux Clusters - Image is Everything!

    SourceForge Foundries are a new feature of OSDN and serve as places for developers to network, mingle, give and even get advice, and, of course, help each other develop better software. Every so often ...

  • Why Computer Vendors Should Aggressively Push Linux Systems
    In this Linux.com opinion article Mr Kamau writes "hardware vendors should look at their Linux customers as an auxillary sales force giving invaluable word of mouth promotion for their products". This ...
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  • Themes.org Needs Your Help
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  • XTO hits 1 million downloads
  • ThinkGeek: New Stock edit ? up down close
  • Gadgets: Matrix Binary Watch
  • Swag: No I Will Not Fix Your Computer Travel Mugs
  • Gadgets: New LED PAL Lights
  • PCMODS: PC Lightstrips Back In Stock
  • Apparel: Kids Clothes!
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  • Books: The Root Of All Evil
  • Fun Stuff: New Tolkien Section
  • Gadgets: StarDot Netcam - High Resolution Linux Based Network Camera
  • Gadgets: Cappuccino 1-GHZ Mini PC!
  • Gadgets: Mini Remote Controlled Desktop Rovers
  • Swag: Heavyweight Luscious Hoodies in Five Flavors!
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  • Gadgets: 3 in 1 Stylus-Laser Pointer-Pen
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