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Mainsoft Announces Fast-Track Program Based on IBM Software to Aggressively Expand Linux Ecosystem
Why Not Python?, Part 2
Ibm Promotes Red Hat, Novell to Top Partner Status
More Thaw: OpenSolaris does Mono
Novell Only Linux Distributor Among Top Retail Technology Suppliers
Interview: Gartner's Mark Driver
Fossfa secretariat to move to SA
More cracks appear in Windows
Microsoft released two more critical patches on Tuesday - days after it released an emergency fix for a critical WMF vulnerability that has been exploited by hackers and virus writers. The two latest updates - which, unlike the WMF patch, came out as part of Microsoft's regular Patch Tuesday update cycle - fix a flaw in the way Microsoft Windows processes embedded web fonts (MS06-002) and a Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange Transport Neutral Encapsulation Format (TNEF) decoding vulnerability (MS06-003).
Exploitation of these vulnerabilities creates a means for hackers to execute arbitrary code or cause a denial of service on a vulnerable system. The earlier WMF vulnerability remains the easiest to exploit, but security vendors warn that the embedded web-forms flaw also caries a computer worm risk.
WorldLabel.com release reflects growing use of OpenOffice.org
Qwest Gouges Innocent Users For Spam; Mediacom & AT&T Don't.
Microsoft vs. Computer Security
Four years ago, Bill Gates dispatched a companywide e-mail promising that security and privacy would be Microsoft's top priorities. Gates urged that new design approaches must "dramatically reduce" the number of security-related issues as well as make fixes easier to administer. "Eventually," he added, "our software should be so fundamentally secure that customers never even worry about it."
Microsoft customers haven't stopped worrying.Open-source software revolutionises patent system
The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), IBM and Open Source Development announced a new plan to speed up patent approval, while improving their quality
Debian Weekly News - January 10th, 2006
Older Hardware, Windows and Linux
[ED: Just one more instance where a Microsoft "Get The Facts", is overly selective of the facts - what do you expect the truth? Well you can't handle the truth! They are just trying to protect you. - HC]
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Grid Computing Newsletter Looks at Key Open Source Development Efforts
Leaked memo from Intel shows Major Linux Effort
Is it such a risk? Look at IBM in the US, they have committed to Linux with facilities, staff, sponsorships of projects. Was the risk so great for IBM? Obviously not. So, Intel, put up!
[Ed: Original published in November and updated in light of new reports. -tadelste]
Geophysical Development Corporation Deploys Panasas and Achieves 10x Increase in Linux Cluster Performance
Creating/Manipulating Images with gd
Mono to Be Included in Fedora Core 5
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