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Developer Linux News for Mar 24, 1999
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Update on Korea's Microsoft pricing rally (Mar 24, 1999, 17:14)
For continuity's sake, here's the only write-up in the on-line
English dailies about yesterdays
"massive" rally.
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Potential problem with kernel 2.2.4 (Mar 24, 1999, 11:57)
Linus Torvalds has released a one-liner fix to the 2.2.4 kernel,
which contains a bug that might cause problems on heavily loaded
servers.
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DICOM Cube, based on Linux, patent pending? (Mar 24, 1999, 11:51)
Laws McCullough is concerned about a box that is based on the
Cobalt Qube (which is based on Linux), that has the appearance of
having a "patent pending".
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LWN: Report from CeBIT, Days 1-4 (Mar 24, 1999, 11:43)
Dan York gives a summary of Linux-related events at this year's
CeBIT.
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CNET News.com: Novell giving away source code (Mar 24, 1999, 10:54)
"Network software provider Novell has determined the best way to
attract computer programmers to its core NetWare operating system
is to give away a few of its secrets."
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Performance Computing: To PC Or Not To PC (Mar 24, 1999, 09:21)
Jon 'maddog' Hall introduces the x86 architecture to old Unix
types (of RISC architecture experience).
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Apache 1.3.6 Now Available (Mar 24, 1999, 08:12)
"This new Apache version incorporates over 60 significant
improvements to the server."
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PCWeek: When the whole pie is not enough (Mar 24, 1999, 08:08)
"By contrast, Linux is showing surprising strength at a growing
number of companies that believe price really does matter."
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CMP Net: Apple Open Source License Draws Criticism (Mar 24, 1999, 07:52)
"Major high-tech players may be adopting open source business
models, but the open source community has been slow to embrace
these corporations."
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The KDE Office Suite, A Glimpse Into the Future (Mar 24, 1999, 07:37)
"The KDE Office Suite, though still in its alpha stage, is
rapidly steam-rolling ahead and promises the Open Source community
nothing short of a certifiable killer app. Learn about the KOffice
Suite, its data models and its current status in an article by
Reginald Stadlbauer, one of the developers working on the KOffice
office suite."
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