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[newsforge daily] February 13, 2003
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Date: Thu Feb 13 2003 - 05:30:25 EST OPEN SOURCE DEVELOPMENT NETWORK DAILY EDITION * NEWSLETTER ----------------------------------------------------------------------Sponsored by Thinkgeek http://www.ThinkGeek.com/ February 13, 2003
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NewsForge Reports Call for parallel and distributed processing conference papers: http://newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=03/02/12/141246
Microsoft to Open Source: You guys are hypocrites! http://newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=03/02/11/2118256
Free Software Foundation Associate Members to meet with FSF Board http://newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=03/02/11/2038222
NewsForge NewsVac Xandros: Delivering the corporate desktop http://newsvac.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=03/02/12/2319228 DesktopLinux.com discovers what Hilton hotels recently learned -- Xandros delivers the corporate desktop. Emphasizing solutions that offer a smooth transition for companies migrating from Microsoft Windows and a significant cost savings (reportedly millions for Hilton alone), Xandros is paving the way for Desktop Linux. This in-depth interview with Xandros' Chairman Frank Berenstein and VP of software development, Ming Poon walks us through the ...
Latest View from Gates on Linux
miladus writes "According to Bill Gates, Linux is "unusual kind of competition because in a way it's out there and very pervasive. In a way, there's more incompatible versions of Linux than there are of all other operating systems put together. That is, as people do innovations on top of Linux, they don't all get tested together and they're not all consistent with each other. Full details about the latest Microsoft view of Linux on eWeek."
Being hacked is like being haunted?
Anonymous Reader writes "Jay Beale (from Bastille Linux) answers the questions "How can I determine if my Linux server has been hacked? How can I be sure that I haven't been hacked?" He starts out by saying Being hacked is a lot like being haunted--odd things are afoot that you may or may not notice. Of course he talks about Tripwire, but he also talks about how Tripwire gets defeated by kernel level rootkits and how you can detect or defeat ... Secret Microsoft plot to promote open source exposed http://newsvac.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=03/02/12/2313252 Anonymous Reader writes "Consider for a moment what a well-orchestrated promotional stunt the Microsoft SQL Server Slammer worm proved to be. Does anyone honestly think it was a coincidence that Slammer brought the Internet to its knees before the echoes of Bill Gates' state of the union on trustworthy computing address could fade? The timing was as impeccable as food to a beakless chicken."
Monthly Monster Machines back in action
Anonymous Reader writes "Each month the Linuxlookup staff assembles a list of hardware components to aid our viewers in building their own Budget Box, Workstation / Server and Dream Machine. With each machine category comes a preset spending limit and suggestions are made based upon this dollar amount. We try our best to outfit these compilations with components currently on the market available to consumers and for the purpose of running the ...
Making movies with Linux
Just for fun, some pictures of Linux in action in feature film production...
Book Review - Counter Hack
LogError writes "If you're in charge of the security of a network or just a security enthusiast, you'll find this book of great value. The specific tools and techniques described in this book are more valuable than just theory presented in other publications." Open and closed security are roughly equivalent http://newsvac.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=03/02/12/141227 Open and closed approaches to security are basically equivalent, with opening a system up to inspection helping attackers and defenders alike. That's the surprising conclusion drawn by Cambridge don Ross Anderson during a well-received talk to a Linux User Group at London's City University last night.
Open Content Music Database Launched
Slashdot: An anonymous reader writes "The open source music database MusicBrainz was launched officially today."
Linux' New Worst Enemy
It's no secret that SCO, under any name, isn't making money. Well, it's
making some money, but it's losing more. The company lost US$24.9
million last year, according to SEC filings, and it is running out of
capital. Moreover, the company admits that sales from its Unix business
are declining.
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