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Vyatta launches open-source router

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Computerworld; By Matt Hamblen 		Mail this story
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August 03, 2006 (Computerworld) -- Open-source software for uses in networking applications is relatively rare, but start-up Vyatta Inc. recently released free software that provides basic router functions while running on a commodity PC.

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libv ·
"Open-source software for uses in networking applications is relatively rare, but start-up Vyatta Inc. recently released free software that provides basic router functions while running on a commodity PC."

Eh? Feel free to point me to any device that isn't running linux and isn't using one of the BSDs ip stacks.

This story passed by here twice, at least. Who pays you to plug this?

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