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How to install Fedora Core over NFS
If you are tired of waiting anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour or more for installs of Fedora to finish, then using NFS to install Fedora Core will greatly reduce the time needed for an install. You'll need another machine with the iso images for Fedora to run the NFS share from.
Lindows 4.5 Developer Edition Review
I received LindowsOS 4.5 for free when Lindows offered it through OSNews.com. I decided to break the review into five scored sections: Installation, First Impression, Usability, Support and Long Term Use.
Dave Milici on Porting SciTech SNAP on OnTime RTOS-32
On Time specializes in providing software development tools for real-time embedded systems on Intel x86 compatible CPUs. Founded in 1989, On Time has offices in Massachusetts and Hamburg, Germany. On Time offers a complete range of real-time operating systems and development tools for 32-bit flat address protected-mode and 16-bit real-mode environments. Recently the company got a port of SciTech's SNAP graphics suite. Here is an Interview with SciTech's Dave Milici, who was responsible for porting SciTech SNAP to On Time RTOS-32.
What *Is* Slander of Title, Anyway?
Now that the Novell lawsuit is heating up, I guess it's time to explain what slander of title is.
Now Nokia Controls Symbian, Will Psion Turn to Linux?
Beowulf. Knoppix. Technologies made by one or two people, able to change the basic rules of computing. Impossible with a commercial OS but natural with Linux.
Psion looks past Windows to Linux
Ignore the comments about the value of Psion shares: concentrate on what Psion is going to do with all the money it got from selling its interest in Symbian. The answer is probably: "Linux portables" but we'll find out later this year for sure.
Opinion: A SCO Win Could Hurt Microsoft, Too
First of all, Linux will continue to grow, even with a SCO tax. Surveys I have conducted for clients find that most developers, for example, seem unfazed by the prospect of a SCO tax. Only a handful would reconsider their Linux plans if SCO prevailed.
Plenty of Linux jobs -- at the top, anyway
Stacy Holland ... has plenty of career advice for coders (and others) who want to become top management, along with tips on how to ride the waves of today's shifting IT job market.
Er... MS UK sponsors open source deployment workshop
Microsoft has indeed been starting to show up at Linux events claiming to have become kinder and gentler, but by bankrolling a workshop intended to provide guidance on OSS deployment its surely veering into excess of philanthropy territory.
French government to test open source on the desktop
The French government will install open source software on the desktop as part of Project ADELE, a plan to computerize much of the country's administration by 2007, a government official said Wednesday.
Gentoo alert: Gallery <= 1.4.1 and below remote exploit vulnerability
The Gallery developers have discovered a potentially serious security
flaw in Gallery 1.3.1, 1.3.2, 1.3.3, 1.4 and 1.4.1 which can a remote
exploit of your webserver.
Gentoo alert: Monkeyd Denial of Service vulnerability
A bug in get_real_string() function allows for a Denial of Service
attack to be launched against the webserver.
Gentoo alert: XFree86 Font Information File Buffer Overflow
Exploitation of a buffer overflow in the XFree86 Project Inc.'s XFree86
X Window System allows local attackers to gain root privileges.
Red Hat appoints Israeli company Matrix as Distributor of its solutions and services in Israel
It Anticipates Income of $2 Million from Activities and Services in the Linux Environment
Red Hat picks Israeli distributor
Raleigh-based Red Hat has named Israel-based Matrix as the main distributor of Red Hat Enterprise Linux software and services in the Israeli market.
Inside Lineox Linux
DesktopLinux.com interviews Raimo Koski, the founder of Finland-based Lineox Linux. Offering a Linux distribution based on Red Hat's software, Lineox reduces the cost of Linux by eliminating many of the production fees associated with boxed sets and bundled support programs. Koski explains Lineox's unique approach and how customers can benefit from regional support.
IBM, ISVs lure NT users with Linux
IBM's plan to recruit Microsoft NT users to IBM and Linux may be viewed by some as laughable. But Big Blue couldn’t be more serious about the open source platform. IBM says the rising number of ISVs moving to open source is proof that it has a chance at converting thousands.
Dark Tip: MenuetOS
I'm impressed with this tiny, 100-percent free, open-source OS written in assembly. You programming buffs know that assembly, pretty much the mother of all languages, can work blistering fast when used correctly.
Enterprises opening their wallets for Linux
Spending on Linux will climb by as much as 10% at enterprises surveyed recently by SearchEnterpriseLinux.com.
Why should free software have to earn a profit?
What's hard about free software is that it makes the necessary losses more explicit. On the other hand, investing in free software is made easier because its benefits flow more immediately and obviously to the same ultimate beneficiaries as the other technological advances--everybody.
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