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Toppling Linux

Software radical Richard Stallman helped build the Linux revolution. Now he threatens to tear it apart.

The free Linux operating system set off one of the biggest revolutions in the history…

Tips and Tricks for the Linux Network Admin

There's always something new and progressive in the free and open source software universe. Here's a roundup of some recent worthy happenings in the fun worlds of iptables and VoIP: getting SIP…

The Secret to Linux Dominance

With Microsoft's Vista looking more like a joke everyday, there is a real opportunity for Linux to make a true attempt to go for the mainstream user. Unfortunately, it’s their openness and freedom…

Why There is Better Driver Support in 64-bit Linux Than 64-bit Windows XP

I use Linux everyday, it is the main operating system on my PC and I use it for everything. I have a 64-bit Athlon machine and I run SUSE 10.1 64 bit. Recently someone bought be a copy of Windows…

Xen - A GPLed Virtualisation Technology for Linux

Linux had always lacked a Open Source virtualisation technology in the same league as Solaris containers or commercial product like Vmware. That was until Xen came into the picture. Xen is an…

2006 is a bad year for all software, Linux included

So far this year's reported vulnerabilities for apps and operating systems already exceeds last year's total. It has proven to be the year of living dangerously, if you are using a computer that's…

Larry Ellison's Linux nears release – pundit

Wall Street continues to drool over the idea of Oracle producing its own line of Linux software for reasons unclear to us.

Last week, Jeffries & Co analyst Katherine Egbert fired off a…

What do dependencies have to do with Free Software?

There is one huge difference between the free and non-free software that has some very practical implications in the way we use it. One of those implications are the dependencies between single…

Linux and Women

A woman responded to a campaign to get more women involved with Linux with a suggestion. She was surprised (not happily) to find out that this pro-women Linux community was populated by mostly…

Goodbye Palm, hello Access Linux Platform

Instead--as predicted since Palm sold its PalmSource OS division to Japanese firm Access last year--it is now called Access Linux Platform (ALP).

Access made the announcement on Thursday as…