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	BR-Linux - International Edition
		Government-issued laptops for kids are increasingly being offered by international organizations and corporations as a viable shortcut to help bridge the digital divide in developing countries, and the brazilian government wants to start paving this shortcut as soon as possible.
		According to ComputerWorld (portuguese only), a government official stated that this international procurement process was chosen in order to let every interested organization do their bidding.
		The local Linux community has been issuing alerts and suggestions about the situation since the first accounts of insufficiently configured computers being sold, because of the obvious negative implications that these events can have, specially on brazilian mainstream media.
	br-linux.org /brazil (2265 words)

	Linux International (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Linux International, leveraging the value of its member companies will conduct market research, publish software porting guides, migration white papers, and solution guides for educating and informing the telecommunication industry, related Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), and reseller channel of the benefits of using or porting to the Linux operating system.
		"Linux International's efforts are complementary to the work of the OSDL Carrier Grade Working Group in expanding the role of Linux in applications that demand carrier grade functionality." A Telecommunications Industry Advisory Councils being formed by Linux International's participating member companies.
		About Linux International: LI is a global organization whose purpose is to advocate the growth and adoption of the Linux operating system.
	lwn.net /2002/0228/a/li-telecom.php3 (376 words)

	Linux® International \| Linux International is an End-User Organization
		Linux International, also known as LI, is a world-wide non-profit association of end users who are dedicated to furthering the acceptance and use of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS).
		Linux International is not a vendor organization, so while it may have sponsoring bodies who are corporations or companies, voting membership is limited to individuals, and individual representatives of international chapters and international affiliates.
		Linux International, a vendor organization since 1994 which has helped to promote the Linux Operating System, announces their new charter of being an end-user organization for Free and Open Source Software (FOSS).
	www.li.org (205 words)

	Linux.com :: Feature
		LINUX boxes are the weapon of choice for pirate spammers wanting to run Windows based botnets.
		A combination of Linux utilities can help you determine who on your network is using which of your shared filesystems at any given time, allowing you to ask those users to log off while you update the system.
		Damn Small Linux (DSL) is primarily a live CD, or emulation thereof, which means that the base system is read-only.
	www.linux.com (2198 words)

	Linux.org.uk: Index
		The goal of OSS 2007 is to provide an international forum where a diverse community of professionals from academia, industry and public administration can come together to share research findings and practical experiences.
		The conference is also meant to provide information and education to practitioners, identify directions for further research, and to be an ongoing platform for technology transfer.
		In conjunction with the Linux kernel summit the UKUUG and GUUG (German Unix Users Group) will be running a new technical conference drawing upon the traditions of both the Linux Kongress and UKUUG conferences.
	www.linux.org.uk (346 words)

	Linux Today - SCO's Letter to the Linux International Board of Directors
		Linux was never meant to start a revolution, it was meant as a way to get a grade in a class.
		The use of Linux should be a labor of love, you spend countless hours tweaking a system that is a completely open book, if you RTFM and ask the right questions, and say 'please' once in awhile you are rewarded with something you can say you did yourself.
		I hope Linux succeeds, I have used it for years as my alternate/primary OS (as much as I could) of choice, and am grateful to Linus for his contribution to my vision of what the world of computing could be without money or ego involved.
	www.linuxtoday.com /news_story.php3?ltsn=1999-05-10-002-10-NW-CY-0026 (1008 words)

	Linux10: History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		That was the date in 1991 when Linus Torvalds posted an article in comp.os.minix saying his new experimental kernel was running bash and gcc, and he was going to post the source code soon.
		Though it's impossible to pick a given day that Linux started, this is generally accepted as when the project reached critical mass.
		Though this has been tried again in other countries, the definitive case over the trademark on "Linux" happenned after an individual named William R Della Croce, Jr of Massachussets fraudulently trademarked the name "Linux", claiming he had made the first use of the name in 1994.
	www.linux10.org /history (602 words)

	CeBIT 2000: Linux International set for reorganisation - ZDNet UK News
		Worldwide open-source association Linux International is about to go national, according to its executive director and most colourful representative, John "Maddog" Hall.
		Linux International, which coordinates the activities of open source programmers and Linux companies of all sides around the globe, will be split off into a number of national bodies.
		Another new project Linux International is working on is the creation a public database of all the applications available for Linux, in order to dispel the myth that it lacks a wide variety of software.
	news.zdnet.co.uk /software/linuxunix/0,39020390,2077288,00.htm (369 words)

	Linux News: International: IBM Continues Global Linux Push
		Like other Linux centers that IBM has created around the world, the Bangalore facility will be geared toward helping Big Blue customers in industry, government and academia move toward open-source computing.
		As Linux adoption grows, IBM is betting heavily that it will spread worldwide, and that Big Blue can spearhead the movement.
		IBM's moves toward establishing a worldwide Linux presence demonstrate that the company is committed to seeing the open-standards system spread to all points of the globe.
	www.linuxinsider.com /story/international/34507.html (924 words)

	Sun Backs Linux Group - Technology News by TechWeb
		Linux got a huge boost this week after Sun joined the board of Linux International, the organization dedicated to promoting the free Unix operating system earlier this week.
		Sun (company profile) has no plans to bundle Linux with its workstations, although a SPARC version of Linux is available, nor will it support end users directly.
		Bolzern said Linux enjoys a great deal of support from developers who are writing new code for the platform, and that could benefit Sun.
	www.techweb.com /wire/story/TWB19980522S0019 (395 words)

	Linux Counter: Estimates of the number of Linux users (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The lower limit is something like what is counted in the Linux Counter (140.000 at the moment), but even this is not certain; people may have stopped using Linux after registering, or may be registered under 2 different emails.
		Nowadays, 140k users are registered at the Linux Counter, but in october 2001 200k users were registered, and the users who didn't visited their accounts within the last two years were deleted.
		So, if we estimate 40K of the 90K removed users still use Linux, we could estimate 180k unique users should be in the Linux Counter, of which 40k should have visited the Linux Counter to keep their entries alive, but didn't.
	counter.li.org /estimates.php (855 words)

	Linux PR: Linux Labs International Announces First Secure Supercomputing Platform
		Linux Labs International consolidates SELinux with Bproc, the leading Single System Image cluster technology, and offers Nimbus 4.0 as retrofit to any existing cluster.
		Linux Labs International, Inc. is a veteran Linux engineering firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, offering High Performance Computing solutions in association with its vaulted datacenter and network in Atlanta's Telco hotel.
		Linux PR is an affiliate of the Linux Today network.
	www.linuxpr.com /releases/7784.html (451 words)

	LinuxPlanet - Reports - DistributionWatch: Your Guide to Linux Distributions - Introducing Our Linux Distribution Guide
		In its state of shared community development, Linux distributions continue to evolve alongside the packages that they are comprised of driven by the relentless pace of innovation and continuous improvement.
		A Linux distribution as we know it today is essentially a Linux Kernel wrapped in 'distribution' of tools and applications that make for a full operating system.
		A Linux distribution is essentially a 'snapshot' of the Linux kernel and the included packages at the point when the particular distribution decided to freeze development for a full release.
	www.linuxplanet.com /linuxplanet/reports/1266/3 (514 words)

	LinuxElectrons - Linux Labs International Announces Secure Supercomputing Platform
		With today's release of Nimbus 4.0, its out-of-the-box Linux cluster distribution, the leading Single System Image cluster architecture (bproc) is now seamlessly integrated with SELinux, the Security Enhanced Linux platform (SELinux).
		By fusing interoperability between two independent public Linux technology initiatives, Nimbus 4.0 provides an environment wherein many computers appearing to act as one can now enjoy access controls prerequisite to government and military grade security certification.
		In the last ten years, Linux clustered supercomputing has evolved from a curiosity to the prevalent supercomputer platform used in High Performance Computing.
	www.linuxelectrons.com /article.php?story=20050504080423642 (373 words)

	Linux Users International - About LUI
		Linux Users International was founded in 2003 to support individual Linux professionals, local Linux User Groups (LUGs) and companies that develop products and solutions for the Linux platform.
		LUI also acts as a primary means of communication between front-line Linux professionals and companies that develop solutions for the Linux platform.
		By managing this relationship between the end user and the developer LUI is able to provide valuable benefits to both groups.
	www.luinet.org /aboutlui.php (85 words)

	SUSE Linux Enterprise from Novell
		Linux is about more than software—it's about getting the performance, reliability and world-class support you deserve.
		Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 from Novell® was named "Best of Show" at the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo in San Francisco this week.
		Novell has the Linux expertise to provide you with the confidence and peace of mind that you are being assisted by the industry's finest, if technical issues arise.
	www.novell.com /linux (595 words)

	International \| Linux Journal
		Linux in Italian Schools, Part 7: Teaching Free SW to Adults in Bari
		Linux in Italian Schools, Part 6: GPL e-learning in Turin
		Linux in Government: Jordan - A Surprise in the Middle East
	www.linuxjournal.com /taxonomy/term/11 (292 words)

	OSDL, Linux International team up to target Linux at Telcos
		Linux International, leveraging the value of its member companies, will conduct market research, and publish software porting guides, software migration white papers, and solution guides for the telecommunications industry.
		"We are pleased to work with Linux International and the Linux community to further the adoption of Linux in the telecommunications market," said Timothy D. Witham, lab director, Open Source Development Lab (OSDL).
		"Linux International's efforts are complementary to the work of the OSDL Carrier Grade Working Group in expanding the role of Linux in applications that demand carrier grade functionality."
	www.linuxdevices.com /news/NS8076694950.html (528 words)

	Linux
		The Linux Documentation Project (maintained by Matt Welsh ).
		You can retrieve the Linux-related documents via anonymous FTP from sunsite, from MIT, or from one of its many other mirrors.
		Linux FAQs: MIT (ftp), Ohio State U. (www).
	pauillac.inria.fr /~lang/hotlist/linux (299 words)

	ITworld.com - Linux Links
		The LDP is a collaborative effort to provide Linux documentation, ranging from online docs to printed manuals, relating to installing, using, and running Linux.
		Linux Gazette is dedicated both to making Linux just a little more fun and to sharing ideas and discoveries.
		The goal of the Linux Standard Base is to develop and promote a set of standards that will increase compatibility among Linux distributions and enable software applications to run on any compliant Linux system.
	www.itworld.com /Comp/2384/LWDlinuxlinks (1197 words)

	Linux History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		History of Linux for the PowerPC The followng history was compiled from postings on the LinuxPPC-user mailing list.
		A review of the history of Linux and how it has turned the evolution of Unix into a revolution in the world of the operating systems.
		Linux portal by the Linux community for the Linux community.
	www.firstlinux.com /linux-history.html (183 words)

	Linux New Media AG - Englische Produktseite (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Linux Magazine do Brasil is published monthly in Sao Paulo, and although the youngest in the Linux Magazine family, it is already recognized as the information source for technical decision-makers in Brazil.
		Linux Magazine Edición en Castellano is the biggest and most comprehensive Linux-oriented publication published in Spanish.
		Linux Magazin Romania is the first Linux-oriented publication in Romania and operates as a licensed edition of the English-language Linux Magazine.
	www.linuxnewmedia.de /Produkte/en (480 words)

	Linux
		Linux is a high quality freely distributable UNIX clone for 386/486/Pentium based PCs and others.
		The Linux Documentation Project is working on developing good, reliable documents for the Linux operating system.
		The overall goal of the LDP is to collaborate in taking care of all of the issues of Linux documentation, ranging from online documents to printed manuals covering topics such as installing, using, and running Linux.
	www.cs.helsinki.fi /linux (176 words)

	Linux International launches Case Study Project
		Lawrence, KS -- (press release excerpt) -- Linux International (LI), the largest vendor association in the Linux industry, today announced the submission of their Case Study Repository project to SourceForge.
		The object of the project is to enhance the capabilities of LI's online Linux Case Studies / Success Stories service, making it easier for new stories to be posted and for online stories to be searched.
		Linux International's Case Study Repository invites contributions and offers the results to anyone interested in making use of the project or any part thereof.
	www.linuxdevices.com /news/NS4539115152.html (340 words)

	Linux Sites - refdesk.com
		A Practical Guide to Linux - A Practical Guide to Linux and Hands-On Linux are intended for people with some computer experience but little or no experience with a Linux/UNIX system.
		Linux Source Navigator - a CGI interface to browse the entire Linux kernel source.
		Linux Standard Base - "The goal of the Linux Standard Base (LSB) is to develop and promote a set of standards that will increase compatibility among Linux distributions and enable software applications to run on any compliant Linux system."
	www.refdesk.com /linux.html (290 words)

	Linux New Media AG - en (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The awards are regarded as some of the most significant international accolades in the field of Linux and Open Source.
		Linux New Media AG, Munich, Germany, is the world leading provider of Linux content and currently publishes eight monthly Linux magazines in five languages, runs eight Linux oriented Internet sites, and organizes exhibitions like LinuxPark at the CeBIT.
		The LinuxWorld Conference & Expo series of events is the world's most important communication platform for Linux and Open Source in the enterprise, providing decision makers with the critical information they need and giving them networking opportunities to facilitate the integration of Linux and Open Source solutions into their business workflows.
	www.linuxnewmedia.de /presse/en (403 words)

	2003 Linux Symposium: about
		The Linux Symposium is a hard core technology event targetting software developers working on the Linux kernel & major OS infrastructure and research projects.
		With attendees coming from over 30 different countries the Symposium is probably the single most comprehensive collection of Linux Kernel experts.
		The proceedings of the 2003 Linux Symposium are now available HERE.
	www.linuxsymposium.org /2003 (97 words)

	Linux.com - The Linux Danish/International HOWTO: Information resources
		SSLUG (Skåne Sjælland Linux User Group) is a Swedish/Danish Linux user group.
		Their mailing list is a good place to get help with Linux in Danish (or Swedish.) They are also hosts for this document.
		AUC in Ålborg is the home of SunSite DK which has the Debian and Red Hat distributions, the latest kernels, a mirror of the Linux Documentation Project and mirrors of metalab.unc.edu and the GNU archive.
	www.linux.com /howtos/Danish-HOWTO-8.shtml (243 words)

	LinuxElectrons - Jon Hall, president of Linux International, to form UnifiedRoot Advisory Board
		Amsterdam – UnifiedRoot has appointed Jon Hall, president of Linux International, as a founding member of its advisory board.
		Jon Hall: “As one of the early supporters of the commercial side of the Linux system, I feel that a more liberalised and standardised approach to Internet navigation will make the make the Internet easier to use and propel innovation.
		Jon "maddog" Hall is the president of Linux International, the organisation dedicated to the promotion of the Linux Operating System.
	www.linuxelectrons.com /article.php/20060116100820764 (328 words)

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