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Seven See Offending SCO Code
The SCO Group, which promised that it would start showing the code that Linux allegedly copied from Unix this week, says that so far it's shown it to George
2003 Review of the Year: SCO vs. IBM
By Peter Williams. Despite having few friends except its own lawyers and (maybe) Microsoft, the SCO mouse is still roaring defiantly. it to George
A Short Review of CollegeLinux 2.5
operating systems. CollegeLinux is a Slackware derived Linux (2.4.23) distribution on a single CD that weighs in at 600 MB. CollegeLinux
Gnome System Tools 0.31.0 has been released
The most exciting changes are the Fedora Core 1 support for all tools, the Slackware 9.1 support for all tools except network, and the yaboot support in the
Kde 3.2 beta 2 Released
beta. Binaries are available for SuSE, Fedora and Slackware. Also released was another beta of Gideon, KDE's in-development IDE.". support in the
Linux Desktop Distro Shootout Part IV: LindowsOS 4.5
RPM-based, Debian-based, and Slack-type. I have chosen Debian for my needs because RPM is a pain to use and I am not smart enough to cope with Slackware.
The Linux year in brief
Still, that didn't dent Linux's growing confidence: Red Hat announced new products for its enterprise servers, Mandrake, Slackware and SUSE brought out new
Editorial: The Future of Linux
powerful group. "Major players" in the Linux market, until recently, included Red Hat, SuSE, Mandrake, Debian, and Slackware. Some brought out new
Kernel Pool Is Back For 2.6
Say the kernel is behind Redhat or Slackware's distributions, many may buy the distribution assuming it has the kernel of the same number, but in reality it won
Knoppix Tips and Tricks
cosog writes "Robert Storey writes in a thorough review about Knoppix: 'Some people even take a Knoppix disk with them when they go shopping for a new computer
Userlinux: Taking "Grandma" as the Use Case
UserLinux? David MacQuigg comes up with seven requirements. Knoppix will do everything grandma wants, but 64MB won't cut it. 128 will. but Mandrake!
Ask the AnswerSquad!
Knoppix: (www.knoppix.org) If you follow Linux at all, you might have heard of Knoppix as a Linux distribution that runs entirely from CD. but Mandrake!
Desktop Linux: Think Thin
In my first LWM column (Vol.1, issue 1, http://www.linuxworld.com/story/33889.htm) I discussed Knoppix (www.knopper.net/knoppix), a bootable Linux CD that is an
Userlinux Desktop Fuss Continues
results of our work back into Debian and make it available to all Debian users, as well as distributions that build on top of Debian such as Skolelinux, Knoppix
2004 - Linux in the Next Year
Fedora will do well, but a lot of people may say, "If I'm offered a Fedora that uses a Debian-like development model, I might as well use Debian." Knoppix is
Will Open Source Be Forced To Go Proprietary?
he said. "Like PostgreSQL, which runs on Linux; there are some people who'd like to see it run on Windows as well.". Although it software are also
Interview with the MAASK Team
support. MySQL uses POSIX threads. PostGreSQL doesn't use threads, but it doesn't follow some other MigShm constraints. Any application software are also
Newspaper IT trends to watch
The open source databases MySQL and PostgreSQL combine with any of a handful of programming languages such as PHP, Python, or Perl to tackle all these tasks
Data Management/Storage
via ADO. Directly supported databases: Oracle, MS SQL, Interbase, DB2, MySQL, Firebird, Sybase, PostgreSQL and moreKey features SQL (included
As soon as it's out
Support for multiple languages is provided (English, German, French, Polish, Bulgarian, Swedish, etc.), and supported databases include MySQL and PostgreSQL.
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