Linux Weekly News for July 26, 2001

Written By
JC
Jonathan Corbet
Jul 26, 2001

The LWN.net Weekly Edition for July 26, 2001 has been
published.

Inside this LWN.net Weekly Edition:

  • Front Page: Dmitry Skylarov: geeks learn political
    activism.
  • Security: NT-based Code Red worm, Adobe PDF security model, new
    vulnerabilities in procmail, BSD telnetd, Horde IMP, squid, and
    more.
  • Kernel: Finding single-use pages, what’s that new process in
    2.4.7?
  • Distributions: DeMuDi, MandrakeSoft’s IPO, new distributions
    Tomukas and Sorcerer GNU Linux.
  • On the Desktop: More on Java, the GNOME Installation Guide, and
    open source tools for guitarists.
  • Development: Open Source Directory in XML, Linux guitar apps,
    Evolution 1.0b1, Choosing a database type, Python 2.1.1.
  • Commerce: O’Reilly Conference, HP and Sun; new president at
    LPI.
  • History: The future of the Linux community; rumors of IBM
    support; Ted Ts’o takes over (as kernel status list
    maintainer).
  • Letters: Adobe and the DMCA; failed applets; history; The GPL
    and Commercial Developement, redux.

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

Complete Story

JC

Jonathan Corbet

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