Linux Online - News from May 18, 2000

News from May 18, 2000

Linus Torvalds: a humble Clark Kent of the Linux world, May 18, 2000

Speaking in Toronto, Linus says he gets too much credit for the operating system.

S/390 Meets Linux, May 18, 2000

Officials of IBM Corp. said on Wednesday that services and software are now officially available for Linux on the S/390 mainframe.

Silicon Graphics releases Linux workstations, May 18, 2000

Silicon Graphics Inc. got behind the Linux operating system in a big way on Monday (May 15), introducing a line of Intel-based workstations that will support Linux, and saying it will drop all development work on proprietary operating systems except for its high-end IRIX systems.

Security Vendor Aims To Put Linux Hackers On Ice, May 18, 2000

Network Ice Inc. last week unveiled BlackIce Agent for Linux, which it says is the first commercial intrusion-detection system for the platform.

Linux to Go Commercial, May 18, 2000

International Business Machines Corp. plans to announce on Wednesday a commercial version of the Linux operating system designed for its mainframe computers

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