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Sun works to converge Linux, Solaris |
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| Topic: Computers |
3:59 pm EDT, May 14, 2002 |
Sun Microsystems is working hard to ensure that Linux and Solaris play well together.
The server seller is continuing its effort to integrate Linux interfaces into its Solaris operating system, a move that would make it easier to bring programs based on the Linux operating system to Solaris machines. But Sun has also begun work to bring Solaris features to Linux, said Vivek Mehra, vice president and general manager of Sun's Cobalt group. The work indicates that Sun's push to embrace Linux is becoming more than just a publicity stunt. For years, Sun dismissed Linux as an inferior relation to Solaris, but the Santa Clara, Calif.-based company this year bowed to market forces and announced full-fledged Linux support. Sun works to converge Linux, Solaris |
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The fall of RealNames - by it's ex-CEO |
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| Topic: Computers |
11:05 pm EDT, May 12, 2002 |
Valuable read for those interested in MicroSoft tactics, registries, naming systems, and .NET. The fall of RealNames - by it's ex-CEO |
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3:44 pm EST, Apr 5, 2002 |
3D Tank Shoot'em Up game! I think I just found a new way to waste time! BZFlag - Review |
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developerWorks: Web services | Java technology : Apache SOAP type mapping, Part 1: Exploring Apache's serialization APIs |
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12:28 am EST, Apr 4, 2002 |
Man, I am still trying to understand SOAP, but it is almost definitely a super subversive protocol from a networking perspective. I understand why it exists, but the more people try to alleviate problems on the basis of the application layer and don't try to address it further down the more they are creating additional security issues. As usual, security is not on the list of important issues. . . developerWorks: Web services | Java technology : Apache SOAP type mapping, Part 1: Exploring Apache's serialization APIs |
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4:53 pm EST, Apr 1, 2002 |
Rogue in Java. Play from anywhere, on any browser, at any time. Hexatron: Rogue |
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Qt-Console: every Qt-application now available for the console! |
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9:58 pm EST, Mar 31, 2002 |
Just plain useful the next time you are rebuilding a server from the console and you didn't load X-windows on it (and don't want X-windows on it). Qt-Console: every Qt-application now available for the console! |
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