Fernando Perez writes
"A new Linux distribution called BeroLinux
is out. It's RedHat 5.2 based and seems to have
been put together by a single guy." It notably includes kernel 2.2, GNOME, KDE, and
Pentium+K6 optimized binary. Secondly, fellow Debian developer
Adam Heath (doogie) wrote in with something I'm surprised hasn't been posted yet: Matrox has released
G200 specs. Next off, Alan Cox throws us a hat trick. Staring with ac1:
For those of you who remember the Echelon articles from awhile back, you can
take a "UK ballon trip of a lifetime" over the NSA's listening post in
Menwith Hill. ac2:
A
linux-kernel post where you can read about HP working on a port of Linux to the Merced. ac3: Before Alan worked with Linus, he worked with a man who wrote an entire Unix clone for himself. He's released the source at the
website, and has named it, appropriatley enough, OMU (One Man Unix). Finally, for those of you in the DC Metro Area,
NOVALUG will be meeting tomorrow morning at 10AM in the Lee Center (check the website for more information).