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 Posted by Hemos on Friday March 12, @02:55AMfrom the download-compile-reboot dept. Lois Morris was the first of many to tell us that the latest, greatest version of the Linux kernel is now available at a download site near you. You know what to do. ( Read More... | 40 of 129 comments)
 Posted by CmdrTaco on Friday March 12, @12:46AMfrom the stuff-to-click dept. It's that time again for everyone's favorite Slashdot feature. Colin Reinke was the first to mention that kernelprogrammingbiz.com has a new owner. terry forwarded us a link to a new site called freebsdfreebsdstart.com to help beginners. Albert Dreher wrote in to tell us that the LinuxWorld Show early registration deadline is next Monday. Quite a few people sent us a link to X-Files Porn. Claudia Anderson noted yet another Slashdot reference, this time in CNN. joan forwarded us a link to Hartford Financial Services Ate My Balls. ( Read More... | 27 of 66 comments)
 Posted by CmdrTaco on Thursday March 11, @10:21PMfrom the nerds-panic-nationwide dept. Net access was severaly disrupted earlier today by an errant backhoe that accidentally cut two major net backbone cables near Mountain View, California. Preliminary reports indicate that as much as 35% of all US-based websites were offline for as many as three hours. The backhoe operator, "Bubba" Hoover, says that he "pulled the wrong lever". A full investigation by the FCC will commence as soon as the department receives sufficient funding. ( Read More... | 119 of 278 comments)
Posted by Cliff on Thursday March 11, @09:02PMfrom the another-tough-question dept. lowauy267 wrote in with this excellent question: "I'm wanting to buy a new 70 inch monitor, but nobody at CompUSA can tell me which models work with Linux. Can anybody help?" ( Read More... | 144 of 251 comments)
 Posted by Hemos on Thursday March 11, @06:19PMfrom the kill-all-the-lawyers dept. dwight writes "I was browsing IBM's patent server when I came across this disturbing patent on 'beige computer cases'. Not good!" mpatterson pointed out an article in Ziff-Davis AnchorDesk about a patent on weblog-style sites held by Adobe. Dozens of people sent linkage to a MSNBC op-ed entitled "Why Software Patents Benefits Consumers" written by Representative Erna Bigcheque. Finally, Mack Keck sent us an rebuttal editorial about the evils of software patents. Click below to read it." ( Read More... | 83 of 258 comments)
Posted by CmdrTaco on Thursday March 11, @04:35PMfrom the why-did-anybody-publish-this? dept. I've never been very fond of books in the never-ending "For Complete Idiots" series. But this particular book is horrible. It spends more time talking about the author's psychiatric problems than about SuSE Linux. Don't even bother with this book. Trust me. ( Read More... | 114 of 254 comments) |
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Linus Releases Kernel 2.5.0 To The World