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VICE 2.0 has been released

VICE 2.0 has been released. VICE is the Versatile Commodore Emulator, it emulates the Commodore C64, C128, VIC20, PET , PLUS4, the CBM-II, and it runs on Win32, Unix, DOS, RiscOS, OS/2, BeOS, QNX, SkyOS, AmigaOS, and GP2X systems. -Read More-

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DragonFly BSD 2.0 Released

Matthew Dillon has announced the availability of DragonFly BSD 2.0. Also HAMMER filesystem is released with the new DragonFly. Read the full Release Notes.

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Debunking the Linux Virus Myth

Linux and UNIX-like operating systems in general are regarded as being more secure for the common user, in contrast with operating systems that have "Windows" as part of their name. Why is that? When entering a dispute on the subject with a Windows user, the most common argument he tries to feed me is that Windows is more widespread, and therefore, more vulnerable. Apart from amusing myths like "Linux...

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The iPhone meets Journalism

If you read general coverage of Apple's new G3 iPhone you'll soon discover either that it's perfection incarnate or the worst excuse for a cheap handset anyone's ever foisted on an unsuspecting world. Balance is not a feature -of the coverage - and you'd never know, from "journalistic" reports that the thing has both pluses and minuses.

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Judge: SCO Owes Novell $2.5M for Unix Infringements

The convoluted case of SCO v. Novell dealt a heady blow to the SCO Group Wednesday, with United States District Judge Dale Kimball ordering the company to pay $2.5 million to Novell for improperly claiming, and collecting royalties for, the Unix operating system.

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Macworld US: Geek Factor: Running X11 apps on the Mac

You can run Unix programs from the comfort of a graphical user interface on your Mac. Brian Jepson explores OS X's X11.

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Macworld Top Stories: Geek Factor: Running X11 apps on the Mac

You can run Unix programs from the comfort of a graphical user interface on your Mac. Brian Jepson explores OS X's X11.

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Geek Factor: Running X11 apps on the Mac

You can run Unix programs from the comfort of a graphical user interface on your Mac. Brian Jepson explores OS X's X11.

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Geek Factor: Running X11 apps on the Mac

You can run Unix programs from the comfort of a graphical user interface on your Mac. Brian Jepson explores OS X’s X11. Original post by timothy and software by Elliott Back

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SCO ordered to pay Novell for software royalties

(AP) -- The SCO Group has been ordered to pay Novell Inc. more than $2.5 million in royalties in a dispute over the Unix computer operating system.

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SCO ordered to pay Novell for software royalties

The SCO Group has been ordered to pay Novell Inc. more than $2.5 million in royalties in a dispute over the Unix computer operating system.

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SCO owes Novell $2.55 million in royalties, judge rules

SCO Group Inc., the bankrupt software developer that claims to own copyrights to the Unix operating system, owes Novell Inc. $2.55 million in unpaid royalties, a judge has ruled.

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Dreams come true: network guy holds city hostage

What inquiring minds want to know about the Terry Childs business is How? How did a network guy earn $149,269 a year - and how could he have locked the city out of its own system so effectively that remediation is going to cost millions without bringing that system down?

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Unix, Linux, and Mac housing projects

What happens when you cross a house with an operating system? You might be surprised.

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Do problems with Wikipedia presage social networking’s end?

Wikipedia's mission is to provide objective information for all - but even a cursory examination of subjects ranging from the hotly political (global warming) to the nearly apolitical (CPU Architectures) show that it simply isn't meeting its mandate. So why not? and what does this tell us about other open sites?