open.itworld.com
  Search  
Security Home Page Security Webcasts Security White Papers Security Newsletters Security News Open Topics Careers ITworld Voices ITwhirled The Security site of ITworld.com
Link Information
TitleLinux kernel community grows, but elite group remains
TypeNews
SourceIDG News Service   04/01/2008
SummaryWhile Linus Torvalds' name is synonymous with the Linux kernel, Al Viro's may be one day, too. Viro has contributed 1,571 changes to the kernel, which sits at the core of the Linux operating system, over the past three years. continue 
 
On this topic
Adobe joins Linux Foundation, develops Air for Linux
With Vista breached, Linux unbeaten in hacking contest
Hacker Super Bowl pits Mac OS vs. Linux, Vista

Moving to Ubuntu Linux
Ubuntu Linux for Non-Geeks
Moving from Windows to Linux, Second Edition
Linux Desktop Applications. View the archive.
Linux Tips and Tricks. View the archive
open.itworld.com. Sign up now!

Featured topics
  Linux
Adobe joins Linux Foundation, develops Air for Linux IDG News Service
CEO Jim Whitehurst pilots Red Hat into future IDG News Service
Sun seeks developer help to make Solaris ubiquitous IDG News Service
  Open standards
ISO adopts OOXML format as international standard IDG News Service
23 XML fallacies to watch out for ITworld
I used to know what XML is. Now I am not so sure. ITworld.com
  Open enterprise
Report: Number of GPL v3 projects tops 2,000 IDG News Service
SOA-based system compels security overhaul at hotel chain Network World
Open source and the corporate elephant IDG News Service
  Law and regulation
Novell's de Icaza criticizes Microsoft patent deal IDG News Service
Microsoft ups the ante with the E.C. ITworld.com
GPL 3 draft draws mostly positive response IDG News Service
  Open source
With Vista breached, Linux unbeaten in hacking contest IDG News Service
Unix Tip: Terminating unattended processes ITworld
Unix Tip: More on bc ITworld
  Community
Open Solutions Alliance creating European office IDG News Service
Survey says running Linux is cheaper than Windows Network World
Penguin going portable with clustering IDG News Service
Sponsored Links

• SOLVE SUPPORT ISSUES on the First Call!
REMOTELY CONTROL AND CONFIGURE SYSTEMS. Easily install applications, updates. All from your Desktop!
• RESOLVE SUPPORT ISSUES from your Desktop!
Minimize downtime with a remote support solution that lets you resolve issues right from the desktop
• See how EASY REMOTE SUPPORT can be. Try WebEx FREE!
DELIVER SUPPORT MORE EFFICIENTLY. Remotely Control Applications. Leap Securely through Firewalls!
• Apply to TRY MICROSOFT DYNAMICS® CRM Online FREE
Get Microsoft Dynamics CRM capabilities without the investment in IT infrastructure and staffing.
• TAKE CONTROL OF REMOTE COMPUTERS
Support, configure and install applications and updates remotely for greater efficiency.
» Buy a link now

Advertisements
Sponsored links
KODAK i1400 Series Scanners stand up to the challenge
Locate Hidden Software on business PCs with this free tool
Bring harmony to your mix of UNIX-Linux-Windows computing environments
Top 5 Reasons to Combine App Performance and Security
www.itworld.com    open.itworld.com     security.itworld.com     smallbusiness.itworld.com
storage.itworld.com     utilitycomputing.itworld.com     wireless.itworld.com

 
Contact Us   About Us   Privacy Policy    Terms of Service   Reprints  

CIO   Computerworld   CSO   GamePro   Games.net   IDG Connect   IDG World Expo   Infoworld   ITworld   JavaWorld   LinuxWorld  MacUser   Macworld   Network World   PC World   Playlist  

Copyright © Computerworld, Inc. All rights reserved

Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of Computerworld Inc. is prohibited. Computerworld and Computerworld.com and the respective logos are trademarks of International Data Group Inc.