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Developer Linux News for Oct 29, 1999
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Open Source/Open Science One Day Conference [Report] (1999-10-29 21:36:17)
"That was October 2nd, the day of the Open Source/Open Science
conference. The whole day was a series of crises. The first crisis
started that morning when we fired up the projector which was
hooked up to the PC running Linux. The projected image jittered in
such a way as to give me a rather nasty headache."
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Linuxplanet: Linux at the BBC (1999-10-29 19:57:46)
"In this article I'll look at some of the practical applications
the BBC uses Linux for and why we use Linux rather than
alternatives."
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SF Gate: One year after Microsoft trial, high-techlandscape shifting (1999-10-29 19:57:35)
"Microsoft also has noted that some major computer makers now
offer models running Linux software, suggesting the company's
reputed stranglehold isn't as tight over the industry as portrayed
by the government."
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Python-URL! for October 29, 1999 (1999-10-29 18:02:02)
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LinuxPR: White Pine announces availibility of MeetingPoint for Linux (1999-10-29 15:21:32)
"MeetingPoint for Linux Being Tested in Real-World Environment
for the Support of Carrier-Class IP-Based Conferencing
Services."
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LinuxPR: New Linux Banner Exchange Launched (1999-10-29 15:18:58)
"The banner exchange already has four high-traffic sites and is
growing rapidly."
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Ruby-lang.org opens online! (1999-10-29 14:49:51)
"Ruby-lang.org is the lead website for Ruby, a new, free,
open-source, interpreted, object-oriented scripting language for
quick and easy object-oriented programming, from Japan."
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The Register: Can France drive open source as Europe's standard? (1999-10-29 14:42:50)
"Elected representatives, as Al Gore and Tony Blair abundantly
illustrate, are seldom well-informed, altruistic evangelists when
it comes to IT, and the fact that Senators Laffitte and Tregouet
seem astonishingly well-informed doesn't mean that France is
brimful of other politicians who are."
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Linux.com: The Gad Berger interview (1999-10-29 14:28:08)
"Gad Berger...is the leader of the LSDVD project, whose goal is
to bring a fully functional DVD player/decoder to the Linux
operating system. Dave Klint and Paul Volcko are developers for the
project."
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Paul Ferris -- The Linux Collective Is Not A Corporation (1999-10-29 14:23:14)
"In almost every way, you can tell that this is a worry for some
business people."
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BW: LinuxOne Signs Software License With SRINET (1999-10-29 14:13:20)
"The Agreement grants SRINET a non-exclusive right to use, sell,
reproduce and distribute the Japanese and Chinese versions of
"LinuxOne OS," LinuxOne's premier software product, in Japan and
China."
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The Standard: A Gloomy Day in Redmond (1999-10-29 02:03:46)
"On a day when two of Microsoft (MSFT) 's most important
initiatives had setbacks, one of the company's most noteworthy
executives of the decade finally called it quits."
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