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WAP remote shell

On the road but desperately need to fix something on your web server? Wapsh (original link is dead - links to internet archive) allows you to remotely login into a unix shell via your wap-enabled mobile phone. Of course, it's probably slow as hell. And that's if you can get that far without wap crashing your phone. (Can you tell I don't think much of wap?)

Linked on 8th December 2000 Details

Linux on Dreamcast.

There's a Linux distribution for the Sega Dreamcast console. I'm speechless.

Linked on 14th December 2000 Details

The Linux-PDA and PDA-Linux Quick Reference Guide

A detailed list ofLinux-based PDAsis now available at LinuxDevices.com. Rumours about an Apple PDA seem pretty strong these days too, so I think I’ll stick with my Newton until I know what’s really going on.

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Posted on 17th June 2001 Details

The Operating System Sucks-Rules-O-Meter

It looks like penguinheads are more vocal than any other OS advocacy group, visit theOperating System Sucks-Rules-O-Meterfor stats.

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Posted on 5th August 2001 Details

Washington Post: AOL in Negotiations to Buy Red Hat

AOL wants to take on Microsoft in more than just the browser arena, they’re innegotiations to buy Red Hat, makers of one of the top Linux distributions.

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Posted on 19th January 2002 Details

Linux djaze vosse lingaedje

Keep it local: Linux inWalloon.

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Posted on 20th March 2002 Details

Infoworld: Codeweavers runs Office without Windows

Run Microsoft Office on your PCwithout Windows.

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Posted on 31st March 2002 Details

LinuxGuru: WINE: A new place for KLEZ to play

Windows worms could bepropagated by Linux boxesin very particular circumstances.

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Posted on 28th October 2002 Details

linux-elitists: Microsoft goes after Linux kernel downloaders?

More on the Windows leak; Microsoft gets heavy with people offering source on file sharing networks,Linux included.

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Posted on 18th February 2004 Details