Linux Weekly News for July 19, 2001

Written By
JC
Jonathan Corbet
Jul 19, 2001

The LWN.net Weekly Edition for July 19, 2001 has been
published.

Inside this LWN.net Weekly Edition:

  • Front Page: MySQL and NuSphere; DMCA strikes again.
  • Security: NIST vulnerability database; Bruce Schneier addresses
    the Senate.
  • Kernel: Bouncing processes; smarter memory freeing; journaling
    filesystems can be faster.
  • Distributions: Lots and lots of new distributions …
  • On the Desktop: A better cup o’ Java, KDE at LinuxTag and
    guidelines to a Linux desktop.
  • Development: PDAs as embedded controllers, Kawada humanoid
    robot, threading Java, Python 2.2a1, Jython 2.1a2, neural
    networks.
  • Commerce: Clustering solutions from Lineo and Scyld; GNUPro
    Design Tools.
  • History: Oracle announced support for Linux; Red Hat community
    stock offering; Miguel de Icaza sez “Unix sucks”.
  • Letters: .NET alternatives; MySQL vs. NuSphere.

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

Complete Story

JC

Jonathan Corbet

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