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  1. HERE IS MORE INFO ON THIS!!! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1 · on Can the Internet Write a Book in 1 Day?
    I don't know if they exceeded their bandwidth limit or what, but here is a bit more information, including the organizer's email address.

    http://linuxtoday.com/stories/4124.html

  2. Can slashdot do RDF? by Sam+Ruby · · Score: 1 · on Announcing Customizable Slashdot
    Two questions actually:
    • Will it be possible to place slashdot on MyNetscape?
    • Will it be possible for to train the slashdot circus midgets to place MyNetscape channels on the right side of slashdot itself?
    For more information see: NY Times: Netscape Applies Open Source Idea to Custom Page Service

  3. list of updated files on Linux Today by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Linux 2.2.2 Released

    Linux Today has a list of updated files for 2.2.2 here.

  4. Slashdot atlernative by Ig · · Score: 1 · on Tiny Linux Boxen

    Linux Today moves much faster than slashdot. They get more stories quicker. The site is nowhere near as polished though.

    Also, Slashdot seems to shut down when America sleeps, which is most of the time I'm awake. Linux today doesn't seem to do this.

    I still like slashdot, but I agree: there's too much trivia.


    Hey Rob, are you still reading? Get some savvy contributors in a different timezone so slashdot doesn't shut down for most of the day for Europeans. And read what you post before you post it. :-)

  5. Uh, someone want to walk me through installing it? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Linux 2.2 Released

    This should give you some Idea about all the other upgrades you might need to do. http://www.linuxtoday.com/stories/2291. html

  6. Well... Maybe they are going to work on it. by Svartalf · · Score: 1 · on SGI's Visual PC

    According to an interview that Linux Today is covering, SGI's aware of a desire to see Linux running on their to be released hot hardware (Seems like at every turn they're asked if it'll support Linux- from potential end-users and the pundits.) and they're going to formulate their answer with regards to Linux shortly.