Entire city of Vista users can't access the internet, Sep 03, 2007

People in the city of Lund in Sweden that use the Microsoft Vista OS can't connect to the Internet.

Linux makes your computer run quicker, it doesn't crash, it doesn't catch anywhere near as many viruses, and it's free. For a decade, it was available only for people to install themselves. But now, the geek's favourite is coming to the masses.

Novell came up aces in its third-quarter report yesterday. The operating loss was smaller than last year, despite tepid sales growth of 3%, and $20 million in free cash flow is nothing to sneeze at.

The Department of Justice has declared Microsoft's antitrust settlement to be a success, and if they say so, it must be true!

GPLv3 will help FreeBSD take some users away from Linux, according to the founder and vice president of The FreeBSD Foundation.

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