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Linux Weekly News for April 11, 2002

By Jonathan Corbet

Inside this LWN.net weekly edition:

  • Front Page: Apache 2.0.35 Released; The Elcomsoft Case;
    Stallman on Licensing Terms
  • Security: Red Hat adopts CVE; security breaches rare in Linux
    environment
  • Kernel: USB reorganization; IDE tagged command queueing; kbuild
    2.5 returns; supporting discontiguous memory.
  • Distributions: spyLinux returns to the list; RedHawk
    Linux.
  • Development: Foomatic Print System, sendmail 8.12.3, AFPL GS
    7.20, AlsaPlayer 0.99.59, KDE 3.0, GHC 5.02.3, Pike language.
  • Commerce: EFF Broadcast Protection Discussion Group weblog;
    Concurrent Introduces iHawk Real-Time Linux Multiprocessor
    Systems.
  • Letters: CBDTPA, RMS, the way out.

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