Debian Women: Geek feminists in action, Dec 10, 2004

Erinn Clark, co-founder of Debian Women, is quick to stress that the group doesn't exist because Debian is particularly woman-unfriendly.

A day after Linux distributor Xandros debuted Desktop 3.0, the new version of its Linux-for-desktop-PCs OS, the company announced it's powering a Microtel PC selling for under $200 at Wal-Mart's e-store.

A security researcher has uncovered yet another set of security flaws in an image component which could put Linux users at risk of system compromise if they view a maliciously crafted image.

Red Hat and IBM will jointly help software vendors certify their applications for Linux in a partnership announced today.

Flash is making a splash in the device market, says an engineering services firm deputized by Macromedia to resell embedded Flash technology to low-volume licensees.

A new version of GNOME (GNU Network Object Model Environment) desktop interfaces is now available for download.

Webmaster's note: Linux Online has also posted a review of Fedora Core 3 this week

The first thing anyone considering using Fedora needs to know is this is not a safe, sane Linux distribution. It's not meant to be. Fedora is the test bed for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and is also the replacement for Red Hat Linux, with two major differences: there is no commercial edition, and it is intended to be a community project, rather than solely a Red Hat product.

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