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Topic: Linux (page 3)

After the Linux gold rush: Dot-com mania has hit free software, but where's the Christmas cheer?

The year in tech: Microsoft, Mahir and more money than you ever dreamed possible

Andrew Leonard, Janelle Brown, Kaitlin Quistgaard, Mark Gimein

Lit-crit hacker: John Lions wrote the first and perhaps only literary criticism of Unix and instigated an early open source batt

Rachel Chalmers

In Texas, AIDS issues are about race, not sexuality; remembering James Bond's glory days; why let a cheating husband off th

Letters to the Editor

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Is it time for a female vice president? Plus: Get that spam out of my mailbox; "Millionaire" contestant gives Philbin the thumbs

Letters to the Editor

The war for the Web: Microsoft's quest to rule the Net didn't stop at the battle of the browser

Technology Log: Why Microsoft really does suck

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What's to become of Microsoft? Plus: Putting McKinney's life in his Judy Shepard's hands; who unearthed the L.A.

Letters to the Editor

View from the open-source camp: Did the judge underestimate the threat of Linux?

Cartoon for coders: "User Friendly" taps the open-source movement's collective funny bone

Technology Log: Casting an academic eye on Linux

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The Red Hat diaries: Are Linux coders and companies on a collision course?

Apple is too strong to be Linux's lunch; DEA Museum shows only one side of drug wars; does LAPD behavior shed light on O.J

Letters to the Editor

View From the Top: Red Hat's Marc Ewing takes bat against Microsoft in the billion-dollar free-software ball game

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Technology Log: Slashdot goes quiet

Taking sides on Waco; Salon is as consumerist as the New York Times; how can I see the "Yellow Submarine"?

Letters to the Editor

Technology Log: Are Thinkpads now Linux-friendly?

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Technology log: The Cybercommunist Manifesto

Should Warren Beatty be our next president? Plus: Savaging E.B. White; ascent from a Windows hell

Letters to the Editor

Technology log: Open-source fiction?

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