yellowTAB was formed in order to fill the void created by the demise of Be, Inc., developers of the Be Operating System (short: BeOS) for personal computers.

Zeta Deluxe Edition gives a whole new dimension to the concept of luxury containing everything you need to turn your PC into an efficient power machine. Burning or ripping CDs, watching movies, browsing the Web, Zeta Deluxe Edition makes it happen.

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Attackers are no longer bothering to attack average Linux systems, apparently because there's so much more money to be made from invading Windows, according to security researchers.

A new report out this week from Evans Data shows that FirebirdSQL and MySQL are the most popular open source databases currently in use.

IBM attorney David Marriott had earlier argued for denial of SCO's requests for additional code, saying the Utah company had not made any progress proving its Unix rights were violated in nearly two years since it first raised its claims.

Break through the complexity of SE Linux with a working example that shows how to add SE Linux protection to a simple network server.

Conectiva: fixes libtiff3 (integer overflow vulnerabilities).

Linux has made inroads into the enterprise on the back of commodity Intel and AMD processors, but this year's Australian Open tennis tournament will debut the open source operating system running on the Power architecture for its Internet scoring system.

Four years since its inception and hundreds of thousands of visitors later, Tectonic.co.za is readying to launch the continent's first-ever Linux and open source magazine.

Open source server virtualization got a boost this week with a new release from the Xen project and a new IBM commitment to help "harden" it.

Coraid Inc., maker of EtherDrive Storage Blades announced today that the ATA-over-Ethernet protocol used in their EtherDrive storage product has now been included in the main Linux 2.6 Kernel. Coraid’s EtherDrive Storage Blade is the first hardware product that uses the ATA-over-Ethernet (AoE) protocol and looks forward to its widespread adoption after its inclusion in the 2.6 kernel.

Accounting and payroll application developer Softline Pastel has joined the increasing number of software development houses that have started hedging their bets by developing for Linux as well as Microsoft Windows.

You can find ample and able Linux and open source software support from a range of places, but if my recent check on Linux support by Best Buy, Circuit City, CompUSA, and even Dell is any indication, don't expect to find any support from mainstream retailers.

In an exclusive interview with vnunet.com, Sun's chief operating officer Jonathan Schwartz said that he expects the Solaris source code to be released "hopefully by the end of this month".

Many people remain blissfully unaware that you can run a growing list of Windows applications on Linux. This development may disturb a certain tidy model of reality but it represents the overthrow of a major obstacle to the widespread adoption of Linux, that of "Application Availability."

Red Hat and Novell will ratchet up their one-on-one competition in the Linux operating system wars next month when each company delivers significant upgrades to their respective server-based products.

Déjà vu in Brussels: According to statements by members of the government of Luxembourg and the EU Commission the Ministers of Agriculture in their meeting of the EU Council of Agriculture and Fisheries on Monday are to give the nod to the controversial position of the EU Council of Ministers on the Directive on the Patentability of "computer-implemented inventions".

There are more than twice as many French and German local authorities using open source software, than there are UK authorities, according to a survey.

You have now become conversant with the core programs of the Java Desktop System. Although you can see the power of the many Linux applications available on JDS, you may still have a need for software used on Windows computers.

The Open Source Initiative has approved Sun Microsystems' CDDL (Common Development and Distribution License), paving the way for the Santa Clara, Calif., company to proceed with its plan to release its Solaris operating system as an open-source project.

You'll see that the underlying reason in almost every case where the Mac lost out to Wintel doesn't have anything to do with rational arguments based on cost, performance or functionality. Instead, Wintel proponents are shown as consistently fudging such arguments as rationales for decisions already made.

Last week I walked you through customizing Ubuntu after a brand new stock installation. Now that your system is upgraded and tweaked to your liking, it is time to make sure that you have all the most important applications installed.

Linux Unwired is a one-stop wireless information source for on-the-go Linux users. Whether you're considering Wi-Fi as a supplement or alternative to cable and DSL, using Bluetooth to network devices in your home or office,or want to use cellular data plans for access to data nearly everywhere, this book will show you the full-spectrum view of wireless capabilities of Linux and how to take advantage of them.

Availability of local language Linux desktop in India to act as a catalyst to increase PC penetration.

A federal magistrate has handed a partial victory to Utah's SCO Group, ordering computer giant IBM to turn over more of its Linux operating system-related program codes.

Kurumin Linux 4.0 has been released. This is the first Kurumin release built on top of the 2.6 kernel series (version 2.6.8.1) with many other improvements, including auto-detection and auto-configuration of wireless network cards, software modems, and web cams, as well as many updated packages (KDE 3.3.0, Firefox 1.0, Thunderbird 1.0). - distrowatch.com/?newsid=02258

Kurumin's hot and OSDir has got the shots!

-- Mini Kernel Dump, a highly reliable crash dump feature for the Linux kernel, now supports 64 bit architectures, reinforcing its support for more larger systems --

Yoper Operating System (YOS), or Yoper GNU/Linux if you prefer, was an eye-opener even for someone who has used over fifty GNU/Linux distributions. Everything just seemed to work, and it was as simple as that. Could this be the answer to the Microsoft problem?

Whether you're a Democrat in mourning or a Republican in glee, the results from election day should not obscure an important shift in America's civic life.

Improvements to Linux have led Intel to permit Linux laptops to sport the Centrino brand for the first time.

Easterners know the Cherokee Nation as, well, a gambling hall. Did you know they have a bet on Linux they think will bring in revenue?