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This site is an old project of mine that hasn’t been worked on since 2002. I am making it into a blog that I will post random Linux stuff I come across, including news, tutorials, and thoughts.
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- Fedora 13 Alpha Released March 10, 2010AdamWill writes "The first pre-release of Fedora 13, Fedora 13 Alpha, has been announced and is available here. As always, a new Fedora brings a bundle of new features, including available experimental open source 3D acceleration support for Nvidia graphics adapters, automatic printer driver installation, easy color management on the GNOME desktop, a bu […]samzenpus
- "Mythical Man-Month" Supposedly Busted By MIT Startup March 10, 2010An anonymous reader writes "We all know about the Mythical Man-Month, the argument that adding more programmers to a software project just makes it later and later. A Linux startup out of MIT claims to have busted the myth, using an MIT holiday month to hire 20 college student interns to get all their work done and quadrupling its productivity." […]samzenpus
- Linux Takes Over E-Voting In Australian State March 10, 2010daria42 writes "The Electoral Commission in the Australian state of Victoria has made plans to expand its use of electronic voting kiosks based on Linux in the next state election in November of this year. But it appears to be a little confused: the documentation states it will be using the '2.6 kernel/Gentoo release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. […]kdawson
- New Crossover Release With Improved Compatibility March 5, 2010solanum writes "On March 2nd Crossover 9.0 was released. CrossOver 9 features a new user interface that focuses on making installation of Windows software quicker and easier than previous versions. Another new feature is CrossOver's ability to download installation 'recipes' directly from CodeWeavers online Compatibility Database. 'I […]kdawson
- Researchers Find Way To Zap RSA Algorithm March 4, 2010alphadogg writes "Three University of Michigan computer scientists say they have found a way to exploit a weakness in RSA security technology used to protect everything from media players to smartphones and e-commerce servers. RSA authentication is susceptible, they say, to changes in the voltage supply to a private key holder. While guessing the 1,000- […]timothy
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