A complete, linked listing of Salon Magazine’s 1998 coverage of
Linux and the open-source movement.
Includes:
- “You’ve got sendmail” by Andrew Leonard (12/11/98)
- “Apache’s free-software” warriors by Andrew Leonard,
(11/20/97) - “Windows on the wane?” by Scott Rosenberg (11/19/98)
- “Martin Luther, meet Linus Torvalds” by Thomas Scoville
(11/12/98) - “Microsoft’s Halloween scare” by Scott Rosenberg
(11/04/98) - “The joy of Perl” by Andrew Leonard (10/13/98)
- “The Richard Stallman Sago Redux” by Andrew Leonard
(09/11/98) - “The saint of free software” by Andrew Leonard (08/31/98)
- “The little operating system that could” by Andrew Leonard
(06/26/98) - “Geek central” by Andrew Leonard (06/15/98)
- “Talkin’ ’bout a revolution: Readers talk” (05/27/98)
- “The Transmeta enigma” by Andrew Leonard (05/22/98)
- “The dumbing-down of programming” by Ellen Ullman
(05/12/98) - “Free the Windows source code?” by Scott Rosenberg
(04/22/98) - “Let my software go!” by Andrew Leonard (04/14/98)
- “Consider the source” by Laura Lemay (04/13/98)