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  1. In addition on Feature:On the Subject of RMS · · Score: 1

    So what? More of it was done by Cygnus than by Richard Stallman. I'd call it Cygnus/Linux long before I'd ever call it GNU/Linux

  2. Correction: Caldera's is a Beta, too... on Caldera/SuSE/Stampede Announce 2.2.x Based Distribution · · Score: 1

    It's not like Caldera's is a RELEASE... and RedHat's beta also includes glibc 2.1 to get the most out of 2.2... does Caldera's??

  3. Lawyers serve a purpose... on Linux and Lawyers · · Score: 1

    Lawyers protect you against the government, large corporations, and anyone else bigger than you. Lawyers have helped to give the little guy a chance. Albeit there are many many bad lawyers, the profession itself can be very noble if the lawyer isn't just out to screw over the little guy to make a buck.

  4. /.'d already?! on Civ:CTP screenshots, Betatesters Chosen · · Score: 1

    Hell, it was slashdotted since they sent the notices to the beta testers, long before /. story :)

  5. Red Hat 6.0 on Enlightenment 0.15 · · Score: 1

    And they are bundling both in 6.0

  6. Really? on Ask Slashdot: Is SMP worth it? · · Score: 1

    The only thing with that is, linux's context switch is faster than NT's or Solaris's thread switch.....

  7. anybody installed it on rh 5.2? on Java 2 on Linux · · Score: 1

    Regardless, the one you want is libstdc++ 2.9, so that could be part of the problem

  8. Serial Cables on Can Linux Work Without Shutdown? · · Score: 1

    If you get an APC BACKUPS PRO, it comes with the cable you need.

  9. ZDNet says, `Linux: "Reliable"? Apparently not' on Red Hat and Freshmeat Temporarily Down · · Score: 1

    Sadly, it's the truth... you just don't take servers offline like that.. at least the www.

  10. Don't buy Dell on Dell(?), HP shipping with Linux · · Score: 1

    Why not? Dell and Micron are the ONLY prebuilt computers I would recommend to anyone. Their products are much more solid than anything else I have ever tried... everything works almost perfectly out of box, compared with bad experiences with many other vendors. I don't care what they think about Linux, good hardware is good hardware.

  11. Re: Announcement on Wine project moves forward! · · Score: 1

    It still doesn't work, but at least with the new version, the splash screen and errror dialogs come up before it crashes , so its closer :)