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Linux Weekly News for September 6, 2001

By Jonathan Corbet

The LWN.net Weekly Edition for September 6, 2001 has been
published.

Inside this LWN.net Weekly Edition:

  • Front Page: Linux in education; hard times for Linux
    businesses; GFS goes shared source; Sklyarov update.
  • Security: Apache SQL authentication vulnerabilities; the X.C
    worm.
  • Kernel: MODULE_LICENSE, block ioctl numbers, page aging doesn’t
    work?
  • Distributions: Embedded distributions: Hard Hat Linux, BlueCat
    Linux, and REDICE-Linux.
  • On the Desktop: Hancom merges with theKompany, KDE Best of Show
    and KMail “B2K”?
  • Development: Red Hat’s embedded Linux and Mozilla minus
    Netscape.
  • Commerce: HP to buy Compaq; Books, Books, Books!
  • History: American Concrete Cutting Corporation; Oracle
    announced its first set of marketing partnerships; Trolltech
    releases Qt 2.2 under GPL.
  • Letters: VA Linux and SourceForge; fighting the DMCA.

…plus the usual array of reports, updates, and announcements.

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