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LWM Speaks with Richard Stallman
GNU is the name of the operating system that I began developing in 1984 - an operating system meant to be entirely free software.
Interview with Eben Moglen
Eben's the general counsel for the Free Software Foundation; here he shares with LWM readers his insight on the distribution of culture and information in our
The FLOSS Issue
Welcome to the Free Software/Open Source focus issue of LinuxWorld Magazine! In this issue our goal is to give you a perspective in our
Playing with a little Pogo schtick
Not because I had special knowledge of iceWM, or any of the alternatives, but because my desktop box is running Mandrake 9.2 and iceWM was already installed.
KDE 3.2 Reaches Final Stage: Announcing Release Candidate 1
After over a year of development we're ready to announce the release of the first (and hopefully last) release candidate for KDE 3.2.0.
Review of Onebase 2004 Linux
will be automatically resolved. Gentoo has portage, Source Mage has grimoire - Onebase uses Application Gallery. It's a collection
Users Tackle Linux Management
an electronic trading firm in Stamford, Conn., says he needed to find software that would let him manage the 12 Red Hat (Nasdaq: RHAT) , Debian and Gentoo
Software Review: mod_gzip trims bandwidth utilization by 77%
Let it not be said that I didn't tell you about the neatest apache module since the introduction of php: mod_gzip.
Software Review: BDiff
bdiff is a "binary diff" and, rather than going line by line, it goes byte by byte.
Linux Installfest this weekend
Patterson says the basic install will be of Mandrake and CDs of Knoppix will also be available, probably for $1 each to cover the cost of the media.
Moving to Linux: Kiss the Blue Screen of Death Goodbye!
The variation of Knoppix's Live Boot CD, WFTL Edition Knoppix, allows readers to pop in the disk and work along with examples in the book. media.
First test release of Fedora Core 1 for AMD64 is available
Red Hat developer and Fedora Core contributor Michael K Johnson announced today the availability of the first "test release" of Fedora Core 1 for the AMD64 processor.
Mozilla 1.6 released
Mozilla.org released the latest version of the Mozilla browser on Thursday. Version 1.6 has been in development almost since the
Oracle opens arms to Mozilla
Oracle is working on a project to let Mozilla's open-source desktop software work better with Oracle's business applications, in the latest move by the
Fund gets money from IBM, Intel, and Open Source Development Lab
By Larry Greenemeier. The Linux community started putting together a war chest last week to protect Linux users from any legal action by SCO Group Inc.
EnGarde Secure Linux alert: 'tcpdump' multiple vulnerabilities.
Several buffer overflows were recently discovered in tcpdump, a program
used for inspecting network traffic. By sending specially constructed
packets across the wire a malicious remote attacker could cause tcpdump
to crash or potentially run arbitrary code as the user under which
tcpdump was being run.
Database deathmatch?
At the same time, MySQL use increased by 30% among the same group -- impressive, even counting that MySQL started from a smaller base.
FSF to hold SCO conference
The Free Software Foundation (FSF) says it'll hold a press conference to, "discuss the strengths and successes of the GNU General Public License (GPL)" and to
Questioning the Monoculture Argument
Apache serves more Web sites than IIS these days, and other software (such as BIND and sendmail) is much more ubiquitous on the Internet than anything
A Secure and Easy-to-Use Mail Transfer Agent for Unix O'Reilly ...
Its straightforward administration is managed with only two configuration files, eliminating much of the complexity that sendmail is known for, and it employs
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