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Debian alert: New ecartis packages fix several vulnerabilities
Timo Sirainen discovered two vulnerabilities in ecartis, a mailing list manager.
Could server breach delay Gnome?
The Gnome Project said Tuesday that its servers have apparently been breached, potentially delaying the latest release of its desktop system for Linux.
SVG and its Path into the Linux Desktop
Computer graphics have long been dominated by bitmapped images. However, the free software community has taken an innovative lead by adopting scalable graphic formats on its desktops. In this article I cover the history and rise of scalable graphics on the desktop from my viewpoint - a proponent of its use in the GNOME platform. This article mostly focuses on SVG's progress from a GNOME viewpoint, both because GNOME has progressed the furthest and because I am most knowledgable with GNOME's efforts. I will however mention major landmarks in other projects where appropriate.
Creating a Custom initrd Image on Debian
I wanted to be able to alter the order in which my SCSI device drivers were loaded at startup, so I looked into using initrd images with Debian. I documented a procedure to quickly get up and running using Debian's initrd-tools when working with SCSI devices. Hopefully, useful to others as well.
Timing Perfect for Sun's Java Desktop System
Guest columnist Tom Adelstein takes a look at the latest version of Sun's Java Desktop System. Adelstein, the author of a forthcoming book on Sun's JDS, offers a well-schooled view of how this version of the Linux desktop is a serious challenger to Microsoft.
Novell swears Open Source, digs at MS
Sees 2004 as the year when large scale Linux adoption both in the enterprise server and desktop space; is set to challenge Microsoft even in the desktop area.
Symbio Technologies Releases The Symbiont Management Suite for Diskless Thin Client Networks
Symbio Technologies announces the release of its signature Symbiont Management Suite, a unique terminal services package that reduces the complexity of setting up and administering a diskless thin client network.
Red Hat revenue, profit rise
Red Hat, the top seller of the Linux operating system, reported a net income of $5 million and revenue that grew 43 percent to $37 million for its most recent quarter.
XCR Group Releases HA-OSCAR 1.0 Beta
High Availability Open Source Cluster Application Resource (HA-OSCAR) is an open source project under Gnu [sic] Public License that aims toward non-stop services in the HPC environment through a combined power of High Availability and Performance Computing solutions.
Debian Weekly News - March 23rd, 2004
Welcome to this year's 12th issue of DWN, the weekly newsletter for the Debian community. If you ever wanted to switch from Debian GNU/Linux to SuSE Linux, you should read this howto. This article will attempt to dispel some myths and clear a few things up for those interested in finding more information on GNU/Linux. While most people in the Free Software community already know this stuff, outsiders only know what they read in the news and hear from others.
Red Hat Reports Fiscal Fourth Quarter and Year End Results
87,000 New Subscriptions, $32 Million in Cash Flow from Operations, and 68% Sequential Growth in Deferred Revenue Highlight the Quarter
Linux Creator Makes Surprise Visit to Novell Conference in Salt Lake City
Novell Inc. underscored its commitment to Linux Monday by surprising BrainShare conferencegoers with an appearance by none other than Linus Torvalds, creator of the freely distributed operating system.
Novell Pledges Open-Source Loyalty
Red Hat has abandoned the low-end Linux market, says IDC analyst Dan Kusnetzky. Novell offers more options as it herds customers to enterprise Linux and could fill the retail niche Red Hat left vacant. "The question is, can Novell execute this strategy?" he wonders.
Apache Targets August For J2EE App Server Release
The Apache Software Foundation should release a fully J2EE-compliant application server by Aug. 6, developers on the open-source Geronimo Project said last week.
Partnership advances Linux-based mobile phone stack
Mobile phone software specialist Openwave and embedded Linux provider MontaVista have renewed their commitment to jointly develop and market Openwave's mobile phone app stack and graphical application framework on MontaVista's embedded Linux OS. The companies hope to integrate their technologies more tightly, and cultivate the third-party software ecosystem needed to deliver complete Linux-based mobile handsets.
F-Secure Expands Antivirus Product Line for Linux
"First Automatic, Real-Time Virus Protection And Centralized Management For Corporate and Government Customers Using Linux"
Creating PDF files with ps2pdf
For better or for worse, Adobe's Portable Document Format (PDF) is a wildly popular way of exchanging information. On Windows and Mac OS, most people create PDF files by first creating a PostScript file and then using Adobe Acrobat Distiller to generate a PDF. Linux, however, has no version of Distiller. There are a number of ways to create a PDF in Linux, but one of the most popular methods is to use a utility called ps2pdf.
Consumer Electronics Prepare To Embrace Linux
Consumer electronics companies want to leverage the trend toward adding value to consumer electronics through software to create a Linux (news - web sites)-based "living room operating system."
Siemens, SuSE Linux partner on sales
Siemens Business Services GmbH & Co. OHG (SBS), the IT service subsidiary of German electronics giant Siemens AG, has agreed to a sales partnership with Novell Inc.'s newly acquired open source software vendor, SuSE Linux AG, the companies said Tuesday.
Novell Turns To Open Source To Regain Relevance
Novell's past missteps include investing in server-based technology to the exclusion of the desktop and attempting to buy its way into new markets without a plan for integration, as it did a decade ago after buying WordPerfect Corp. and QuattroPro from Borland. Novell chairman and CEO Jack Messman sums up the disconnect between his company and the market over the past few years. "We felt we were still around," he said at a news conference. "But many of our customers thought we'd gone dark in many respects."
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