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Linux News for Nov 22, 1998
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Boardwatch: Alternative operating systems threaten NT? (Nov 22, 1998, 20:23)
An article on Linux from a Windows-savvy but Unix-newbie
evaluater's viewpoint.
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InfoWorld: The personal computer gets no respect at Comdex (Nov 22, 1998, 15:16)
"... many vendors were talking about Linux and the BeOS..."
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InfoWorld: Test Center--Easy install puts Red Hat 5.2 on top (Nov 22, 1998, 14:53)
"Fast, effortless install. Good selection of extra
applications."
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InfoWorld: Test Center--OpenLinux 1.3 gains KDE desktop (Nov 22, 1998, 14:49)
This product review drops the old yarn about Linux being an
alternative to NT. Caldera is put forward here as an alternative to
Red Hat!
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AOL in talks to buy Netscape Communications, Inc. (Nov 22, 1998, 14:39)
AOL will take over the Netscape web site and will control the
software. Sun is thinking about licensing the Netscape business
software from AOL
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Denver Post: Proof that Microsoft is not guilty (Nov 22, 1998, 11:00)
The writer talks about Microsoft, compares Gates with Clinton,
and writes a little about Linux.
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MacCentral: IHNATKO #12: Going To See The Penguin (Nov 22, 1998, 10:54)
The writer talks about Linux from a Macintosh user
perspective.
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RMS on the QPL (Nov 22, 1998, 10:51)
Richard Stallman posts to gnu.misc.discuss his feelings on Qt's
license.
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The Industry Standard: Microsoft Points to Linux to Deny Monopoly (Nov 22, 1998, 00:12)
But Linux ... was not constraining Microsoft's monopoly
power.
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The Win NT poll has turned around (Nov 22, 1998, 00:07)
Excellent work goes out to all Linux Today readers.
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Wired: MS: Java Loss No Dig Deal (Nov 22, 1998, 00:03)
"Microsoft also will make changes in Visual J++ so that the
default setting favors Sun's multiplatform implementation of Java,
although programmers still will be able to choose to write
applications that run only on Windows."
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Dlite v0.03 -- Debian Lite distributon (Nov 22, 1998, 00:00)
The distribution will always be less than 100 Mb
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