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Linux Journal
December 2000
Glen Otero |
Book Review Building Linux Clusters by David H. M. Spector   |
Salon.com
September 7, 1999
Andrew Leonard |
Linux laptop lust Laptop hardware is an unconquered frontier for Linux -- a place where the cutting edge sometimes slices free software to shreds... |
RootPrompt.org
October 23, 2000 |
Unix Downunder The future for Freeware is just looking positive. A lot of major vendors are now supporting Linux, such as IBM and Dell - the latter being a strong point because originally it only sold Microsoft operating systems... |
Linux Journal
Don Marti |
AMD's Duron Processor A $70 CPU may be all that you need for responsive word processing, photo editing, and coding. We take a first look at AMD's Duron, an excellent choice for midrange desktop Linux machines... |
Linux Journal
Heather Mead |
2000 Readers' Choice Awards Roll out the red carpet, it's time to announce the winners of the 2000 Linux Journal Readers' Choice Awards. After another explosive year, the hype and trendiness have cleared to reveal (as we knew it would) that Linux is a serious contender in almost every market... |
Linux Journal
W.G. Krebs |
Gnu Queue: Linux Clustering Made Easy GNU Queue makes it easy to cluster Linux workstations. If you already know how to control jobs running on your local machine, you already know how to control remote jobs using GNU Queue. You don't even need special privileges to install and run GNU Queue on your cluster.... |
Linux Journal
Rick Lehrbaum |
Embedded Systems News Embedded Linux at LinuxWorld--What a Difference a Year Makes! |
RootPrompt.org
October 18, 2000
Andrew Comech |
The Cheap Linux Box How to build a cheap reliable x86 box suitable for Linux... |
Macworld
November 2000
Stephan Somogyi |
SuSE Linux 6.4 If you're looking for a Linux to install on your Mac, SuSE is the first big name in the Linux world to release a distribution for PowerPC-based machines... |
RootPrompt.org
October 9, 2000 |
Sniping at OpenBSD Last week several vulnerabilities with OpenBSD were announced on the full disclosure list Bugtraq. That a hole was found and exploited is not an amazing thing. The amazing and impressive thing is how long OpenBSD had gone without a local root exploit... |
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