[ Linux Today reader Jeff Gerhardt writes: ]
“Tonight LIVE on www.thelinuxshow.com
At 6pm pst, 7pm rmt, 8pm cst, 9pm east and 1am GMT
Kevin, Arne, Jeff, PJ and Doc Searls (of the Linux Journal) have
a news filled show tonight on The Linux(r) Show!!
In Segment One- News: we will be covering the hot news of the
week including what the heck Amazon is up to now with their latest
patent.
In Segment Two- Jerry Weissberg, the CEO of ibooks.com joins us
with a discussion on the future of the printed word as well as some
press releases specific for the Linux Market Segment (hey Arne, do
you want to rent or own the book?)
In Segment Three- Red Hat A follow up to last weeks
discussion about red hat but focusing in on the isue of
fragmentation. Is this really a big deal or is a certain amount of
fragmentation good?
Remember tune in at 6pm pst, 7pm rmt, 8pm cst, 9pm east and 1am
GMT.
catch the Linux show at www.thelinuxshow.com
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