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Developer Linux News for Dec 29, 1999
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LinuxPR: Yellow Dog Linux SPECIAL EDITION Offered at MacWorld SF 2000 (1999-12-29 23:46:26)
"Terra Soft Solutions, developers of Yellow Dog Linux for
PowerPC computers, will be selling YDL Champion Server 1.1 with a
bonus third cdrom of goodies at MacWorld SF 2000 next week."
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LinuxPR: Libranet starts drive to bring more device drivers to Linux. (1999-12-29 23:43:41)
"Libranet Announces 'The Linux Drivers Petition'."
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Kernel Cousin wine #23 Is Out (1999-12-29 23:17:04)
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TuxFiles.com: Jeremie Miller Interview (1999-12-29 22:47:12)
"Jeremie Miller works at Webb Interactive Services, Inc. as a
full-time Open Source developer for the Jabber project."
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CNET News.com: Next Linux IPO no sure thing (1999-12-29 22:35:44)
"Some developers in the Linux community have criticized LinuxOne
for rushing its shares to the market."
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ZDNet: CES preview: Hail the Web appliance (1999-12-29 22:16:30)
"The trade show that helped launch a million gadgets --
everything from VCRs to CD-ROMs and high-definition TV -- may help
create a new star next week: the Internet appliance."
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VARBusiness: Platform Wars And Developer Tools (1999-12-29 22:06:03)
"Just as every ISV worth his salt started porting to NT a few
years ago, every ISV started doing Linux ports last year."
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AFR Information 99: the winners and the losers (1999-12-29 21:47:29)
"The geekish computer operating system Linux stormed ahead in
1999, proving that the combined intellectual power of
public-spirited engineers around the world could match it with the
largest software companies."
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SRO: Linux Tangos (1999-12-29 21:44:59)
"Pervasive Software's Web-DBMS development tool arrives."
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E-Commerce Times: Pervasive Pushes Linux E-Commerce Development (1999-12-29 20:13:05)
"The Tango 2000 development studio... A visual programming
environment for designing, building and testing Web applications...
also enables scalable cross-platform deployment on Linux,
Macintosh, Solaris and Windows NT."
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LinuxPR: 3iLinux announces a Universal Internet Appliance (1999-12-29 19:55:04)
"The toolkit is based on the very stable Linux OS and 2.0.x
kernel."
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CNET News.com: Be teams with Net appliance maker (1999-12-29 19:51:49)
"...for use of its [Be's] Stinger operating system in a new line
of wireless devices."
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CNET News.com: Web 3D: Back to the drawing board (1999-12-29 19:23:50)
"3D's open source limbo was a key disappointment of 1999 for
some 3D technologists."
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PRNewswire: NEON Systems Announces Linux Support for JDBC Access to System/390 Data & Transactions (1999-12-29 19:22:55)
"Linux support for Shadow Direct enables Linux applications to
directly access System/390(R) within interoperable System/390 and
Linux environments."
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Linux development kernel 2.3.35 released (1999-12-29 18:24:10)
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LinuxWorld: Letters to the Editor, LinuxWorld's readers have plenty to talk about (1999-12-29 17:09:32)
"Once again, the readers of LinuxWorld don't mince words when it
comes to coverage of Microsoft, LinuxOne, COBOL, and Corel
Linux."
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David Weinehall Takes Over 2.0.x Development (1999-12-29 16:08:45)
"In this week's issue of Kernel Traffic, article 5 describes how
Alan Cox has decided he has no time for maintenance of the 2.0
source tree, even though a serious security hole was recently
discovered in 2.0.38."
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TechWeb: Progress Ships Linux Versions Of Software (1999-12-29 05:40:55)
"Progress is shipping a Linux version of its Progress 8.3 suite,
which includes the Progress AppServer application server and the
Progress Enterprise RDBMS database."
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PC Week: Inprise mulls future of InterBase division (1999-12-29 05:36:57)
"A source close to the company said Tuesday that opening the
InterBase source code is being considered by Inprise
executives."
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Kernel Traffic #48 Is Out (1999-12-29 02:24:38)
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Netscape Communicator 4.71 available (1999-12-29 00:32:02)
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