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News Linux News for Mar 11, 2005:
Computer Business Review: Apache Co-Founder Calls for "Neutral" Open Source Community Work
(2005-03-11 01:00:37)
"Apache Software Foundation co-founder Brian Behlendorf yesterday spoke in favor of open source projects that are vendor-independent and free from the domination of one particular individual or organization..."
ZDNet UK: SCO Was The 'Best Thing That Ever Happened' to Linux
(2005-03-11 02:30:39)
"SCO's litigation over Linux was hugely unpopular but there was a big upside, says the chief executive of Open Source Development Labs..."
Four Hundred Stuff: iSeries Access for Linux Gives Users Choice
(2005-03-11 04:00:43)
"Listen up iSeries users who are looking to break Windows grip on their desktops..."
LinuxDevices: Separation Kernel Runs Linux in "Ultrasecure" Partition
(2005-03-11 05:30:17)
"LynuxWorks says it will ship a new super-high-security operating system in July, 2005 that was designed to meet the very highest levels of military certification..."
Linux Journal: At the Sounding Edge: Introducing KeyKit
(2005-03-11 07:00:17)
"At the end of last month's column, I promised we'd look at some GUI-based tools for algorithmic and experimental MIDI music composition..."
Linux.com: Review: SmoothWall Express 2.0
(2005-03-11 08:30:52)
"In these days of always-on Internet connections, a firewall that protects your network from unauthorized access is indispensable..."
LinuxWorld Australia: Linux: Getting Your Digital Pix Using Linux
(2005-03-11 10:00:16)
"In this month's column, I'll be showing you some useful methods for accessing your digital camera under Linux, as well as JAlbum, a great tool for building Web-based photo albums..."
Linux Magazine: The Oldest Trick in the Book
(2005-03-11 11:30:41)
"One serious problem is vulnerability, where a fault or an oversight in a software application allows unauthorized access to the computer..."
eWeek: Mozilla Drops Development of Namesake Suite
(2005-03-11 13:00:15)
"The Mozilla Foundation late on Thursday reversed course by announcing that it is no longer planning to develop major updates to its original application suite..."
internetnews.com: Now Open: Blue Gene On Demand
(2005-03-11 14:30:26)
"IBM is offering the Blue Gene supercomputer for remote access at its new Deep Computing Capacity on Demand Center..."
ZDNet UK: Desktop Linux Wins Plaudits for Stability
(2005-03-11 15:15:23)
CeBIT: "Companies who choose open source software over Windows for their enterprise resource planning tend to be surprised by the absence of crashes, according to users and vendors..."
internetnews: Novell Packs Plenty in SUSE Linux 9.3
(2005-03-11 16:00:41)
"Novell officially announced the next version of its mainstream Linux offering today, called SUSE Linux Professional 9.3..."
eWeek: A More Business-Friendly BitTorrent
(2005-03-11 17:30:49)
"Open-source programmer Bram Cohen on Monday released version 4.0 of his popular BitTorrent client for Windows and Linux..."
SearchEnterpriseLinux: Enterprise Linux Desktops: So Much is Ready Right Now!
(2005-03-11 19:00:55)
"In this update on the business Linux desktop, I'll outline the needs of enterprises and how Linux applications are or are not ready to fulfill them..."
CNET News: PalmSource Pushes on with Linux Plans
(2005-03-11 20:30:57)
"PalmSource moved a little closer to the open-source community this week..."
Techworld: Q&A: Nelson Pratt, OSDL Marketing Director
(2005-03-11 22:00:17)
"How does Linus Torvalds' Open Source Development Labs see the Linux' future...?"
Editor's Note: Coping with Success
(2005-03-11 23:30:52)
OpenOffice.org and Firefox: two hugely successful open source projects. So what's up with all the doom and gloom about their development teams?
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