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Fedora Core 2 Shows 2.6 Kernel’s Stuff
When Red Hat inc. turned its general-purpose Linux distribution from a retail product to the community-supported Fedora project, the company set out to define the…
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64-Bit Desktops
Desktop systems based on IBM’s PowerPC 970 and Advanced Micro Devices Inc.’s Athlon 64 processors place 64-bit computing within the reach of mainstream users without…
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Ximian Takes Evolutionary Step Forward
This month’s release of Evolution 1.5 provides an early look at what’s set to change when Ximian Inc.’s popular e-mail and calendar application for Linux…
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Longhorn Looks Promising
Back when Windows XP was still known by the code name Whistler, the most exciting thing about Microsoft Corp.’s client OS-in-progress was that it wasn’t…
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Samba 3.0 Does Windows Better Than Before
The latest version of Samba, the free software that provides systems running Linux and Unix with Windows-compatible file and print services, now works more closely…
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FreeBSD 5.1 Shows Handy New Features
Although Linux tends to grab most of the open-source operating system spotlight, it’s hardly the only solid free software option. eWEEK Labs tested one open-source…
