Red Hat Introduces New Linux Version, Apr 16, 2001

Red Hat Inc. has introduced Linux 7.1, which incorporates the latest version of the Linux kernel and improved enterprise functionality.

The new version, available April 24, also includes configuration tools designed to make it easier to set up and administer DNS, Web, and print servers and other network connectivity functionality.

A division of PGP Security has entered a partnership with the U.S. National Security Agency and other partners to further develop the NSA's Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux) prototype, PGP Security announced last week.

David, Logan, and I were laid off from BSDi. Slackware will continue to be maintained. Right now, we can't say too much about what's going on due to the usual corporate hejaz, but hopefully we will be able to explain later. For now, keep on supporting Slackware and we'll continue to work on it"

The wild Linux buzz of a couple of years ago has quieted and the operating system has become established as a server platform and, to a lesser extent, on the desktop. However, the imminent release the Linux-based Agenda VR3 handheld raises the question: Can Linux handhelds succeed?

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