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  1. 5DWM is not dead (Call it on hold) on What Happened to 5dwm? · · Score: 1

    The Author of 5DWM (Erik Masson) has not been working on the project for a while. Since the last version was working quite well. Erik says that he is willing to bring it back online if there is enough interest. Check Tomorrow at http://www.5dwm.org for More Information. As we will reopen the Website to be /.

  2. Net Monitor on (More) Intelligent Network Monitors? · · Score: 1

    Big Brother is an excelent Software for this. Can be found at www.bb4.com and lots of extension are found at www.deadcat.net

  3. NMEA on Feeding GPS Time to a Private NTP Server? · · Score: 3, Informative

    Buy a Serial Data GPSAnd Grep the detail from the output.

    Little Program can easily be found on google (search NMEA GPS).
    List of Progs

    Here is a simple one

    Two Standard Exist for the GPS Output NMEA. Most can provide this information via RS232

    Less Than 20 Char to read from the Port. Automatically received once per second. Parse the data with PERL/AWK/SED/JAVA/C it's very simple.

  4. AOL Lack of respect for privacy on AOL in Negotiations to Buy Red Hat? · · Score: 1
    This merger is one of the worst thing that can happen to OpenSource and Linux in General. In The Past few large company made my spine shivers as much as Microsoft and AOL. Both Very large Company have made Our lives Hell in respect to privacy and security.

    The Security of Microsoft is well establish as being poor. But it is the almost forgotten facts about AOL that need looking into. AOL's Security Policies (Past and Present) to censorise and scan all your mail and network trafic is terrifying. That made them a company not to be trusted, and certainly not with Free Software.

    Free is the Freedom to choose. If they can start to provide Software that would not be opened (Source) as AOL's Addition. It would mean the end of RedHat Quality Services. It would follow that Other's Linux Vendor's would be unable to follow AOL's new Standards and could create a shift to remove competition between Linux Vendors Solutions. I rather keep my options open.

    On the other side, it would give a good boost to really compete with M$. I would rather see a major influx of investment than a buy out.

    Please Keep RedHat Free.