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Linux kernel gets an update

June 20, 2006 Kernel 2.6.17 of the open-source operating system includes support for Sun's Niagara chips, wireless-friendly changes. TAGS: Linux kernel, kernel, Cisco Systems Inc., Linux, Broadcom Corp., Sun Microsystems Inc.

Torvalds: Put Linux to the test

March 30, 2005 Linus Torvalds calls for more regular performance tests on the Linux kernel in hunt for inefficient code. TAGS: Linus Torvalds, kernel, Linux kernel, Linux

Torvalds gets tough on kernel coders

November 12, 2005 If developers add "last-minute things" to the next version of the Linux kernel, he says he will "laugh in their faces derisively." TAGS: Linus Torvalds, kernel, contributor, Linux kernel, Linux, patch management

Linux gets built-in Cell processor support

March 21, 2006 Updated kernel includes Oracle software for clustered databases, improves how OS runs on multiprocessor systems. TAGS: Linus Torvalds, multiprocessor, kernel, Linux, SuSE Linux Enterprise Server, Sun UltraSPARC, Oracle Corp., T1, Linux kernel, IBM Corp., Sun Solaris, file system, programming, Red Hat Inc., Sun Microsystems Inc., patch management

Linux coders tackle power efficiency

June 25, 2007 Programmers have begun serious work to cut consumption, extending PC Linux battery life and easing server costs. TAGS: kernel, Linux, Illuminata Inc., efficiency, state, Intel, operating system, work, battery, laptop computer, server

Debian locks out developers after server hack

July 14, 2006 Linux project pulls access for programmers with weak passwords after discovering an intruder. TAGS: Debian, kernel, attacker, developer, Linux, server, password, security

Linux kernel 'getting buggier,' leader says

May 6, 2006 Lead maintainer Andrew Morton says defects are being added to the production kernel faster than they're being fixed. TAGS: kernel, defect, Linux kernel, tree, bug, conference, patch management, Linux, leader

Update to Linux kernel debuts after 'false alarms'

November 2, 2005 Latest version of OS is out, almost a month overdue. Still, Linus Torvalds sees improvements "all over the place." TAGS: Linus Torvalds, Linux kernel, kernel, alarm, Linux, e-mail

Apple's Tiger makes some companies growl

May 3, 2005 Firms say their networking software is incompatible with the new operating system, a problem they blame on changes to the kernel. TAGS: Equinux, kernel, VPN, networking, Apple Mac OS, Apple Computer, Apple Macintosh, Apple Mac OS X, operating system, Microsoft Corp.

Microsoft sets Vista meeting with security firms

October 19, 2006 Powwow to discuss how to let security companies use core components of some versions of the Windows OS. TAGS: security company, kernel, 64-bit, Microsoft Windows Vista, Symantec Corp., security, McAfee Inc., Microsoft Corp., service pack, Microsoft Windows, operating system

Windows defense handcuffs good guys

August 10, 2006 Microsoft's PatchGuard is designed to keep out malicious code, but security firms say it just keeps them at bay. TAGS: kernel, Stephen Toulouse, intrusion prevention, Symantec Corp., 64-bit, security company, security, malicious code, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, PC, operating system

Gartner: Vista antitrust tweaks to take years

October 20, 2006 Analyst firm says changes to the 64-bit version of the OS update could also cause compatibility trouble in the interim. TAGS: Gartner Inc., kernel, antitrust, 64-bit, security company, McAfee Inc., Microsoft Windows Vista, security, 32-bit, programming, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows

Torvalds talks like a pirate

September 21, 2006 Aaaar! Linux leader uses salty sea-dog language to introduce 2.6.18 update to the kernel of the open-source OS. TAGS: Linus Torvalds, kernel, piracy, Linux, open source, operating system, e-mail

Open source on the move

September 21, 2006 Linux gets its latest kernel update and a real-time makeover; debate continues on GPL changes. TAGS: GPL, kernel, open source, Linux, virtualization, Mozilla Corp., Real-Time, Firefox, Web browser, server, security, operating system, Microsoft Corp.

Security firms skeptical about Vista shift

October 13, 2006 Rivals reserve judgment on Microsoft's promise of changes to allay competitive concerns over security features. TAGS: kernel, security company, API, Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., rival, security, Microsoft Windows Vista, antivirus software, Symantec Corp., 64-bit, software company, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows

Microsoft shares draft of Vista security hooks

December 21, 2006 Interfaces are meant to help security software makers create products that work with kernel protection features in Windows Vista. TAGS: API, kernel, 64-bit, security software company, software company, security company, Gartner Inc., McAfee Inc., Microsoft Windows Vista, security, Symantec Corp., 32-bit, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows

Novell bans proprietary Linux modules

August 1, 2006 Linux seller evicts closed-source modules from open-source Linux, but provides customers a download option. TAGS: Novell Inc., Linux kernel, GPL, module, Free Software Foundation, Linux, Linspire, kernel, open source, video card, video

Microsoft changes Vista over antitrust concerns

October 13, 2006 Company revises several features in Vista in response to concerns raised by antitrust officials. TAGS: Brad Smith, antitrust, commission, kernel, security company, Microsoft Windows Vista, concern, security, console, Microsoft Corp., 64-bit, operating system, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Internet Explorer, PC

Sun likes what it sees in the new GPL

February 9, 2007 Patent protections are just part of why version 3 of the license might be good for open-sourcing Java and Solaris, CEO says. TAGS: GPL, Sun Solaris, GPL 3, GNU, Jonathan Schwartz, Free Software Foundation, Sun Microsystems Inc., GPL 2, GPLv3, open source, community, kernel, Java, Linux, license, interview

New Linux look fuels old debate

April 17, 2006 The use of closed-source software to give Linux slick graphics is keeping a thorny legal and philosophical dispute alive. TAGS: intellectual property, graphics chip company, open source, Linux, Free Software Foundation, ATI Technologies, kernel, NVidia, Linux kernel, software product, GPL, chip company, manager, founder, 3D, operating system
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