Michael Hall

Page 1     Page 2 Main     Security Roundup In The News     Tips of the Trade Novell announced SUSE 9.1 is on the horizon, and Sun revealed plans to make

Last week we took a look at SUSE and Red Hat, two long-time Linux stalwarts entering distinctly new phases. This week, another Linux veteran (a person

There's a sign popular among middle managers that reads "the beatings will stop when morale improves." SCO's variation on that might be "the suing will

If you sense an expectant hush in the air this week, it's probably because next week will see another LinuxWorld Expo descend on New York City. We expect

Last week, we took a stab at prepping readers for this week's LinuxWorld Expo in New York City. We failed, however, to make the two guaranteed slam-dunk

As Red Hat shifts from its old shrinkwrap business model to a more high-end image, it should be no surprise that some indicators of the company's

Sun made two noteworthy bits of desktop Unix news this week when it released StarOffice 7 for Solaris x86, and announced a deal inked with an Indian

"We're moving from a server company to an IT infrastructure company," said Sun Senior Vice President Larry Singer early this week, confirming the obvious

Page 1     Page 2 Main     Security Roundup In Other News     Tips of the Trade SCO opened an online store this week to peddle Linux licenses, and peace

Page 1     Page 2Main     Security RoundupIn Other News     Tips of the Trade We dive hand first into our reader mail bag and explain the difference

Main     In Other News     Recent Updates     Tips of the Trade The Debian Project proposed reducing the number of supported architectures from 11 to

WR: What's next for mod_gzip? Caching? I see you've already made some fixes, any popular requests? PC: Our biggest focus at the moment is responding to