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When Kirby Slack went looking for enterprise resource planning (ERP) software to help his company schedule its production runs of dental implants and artificial fingernails, he found his options limited. |
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It started inconspicuously in 1991 when a Finnish university student and computer programmer named Linus Torvalds designed his own operating system, as the basic software that runs a computer is called, on a lark. Back then he never dreamed that his Linux would challenge mighty Unix, a product of AT&T Bell Labs, and Windows, the mainstay of software king Microsoft (MSFT ).
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Who would have thought that something called egoboo would help turn the software industry on its ear? Yet egoboo--a nerd term for the rush one gets from public recognition, especially for tasks done for free--is one of several unusual drivers behind open-source software, one of the most potent forces in technology today. Stock options? Bonuses? Nice, but egoboo is a powerful incentive that's free of charge. Until industry leaders, from Microsoft Corp. (MSFT ) to Sun Microsystems Inc. (SUNW ), find a way to harness it, they'll be struggling to keep step with the open-source movement. |
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Four years ago, Microsoft Corp. (MSFT ) could barely be bothered with Linux. At a trade show in 1998, then-President Steven A. Ballmer referred to Linux, the upstart computer operating system that rhymes with cynics, as "lie-nucks." When asked if he was sure of the pronunciation, Ballmer quipped: "There is no financial incentive to answering that question." Translation: Linux is just a pipsqueak that isn't worth our time. |
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Meet Nicholas Walker, digital nomad. Like blues musicians who once wandered the South singing for their supper, this 18-year-old high school dropout lives out of a suitcase--sometimes trading his software programming skills for a place to crash or some spending money. His travels have taken him far and wide, from a programmers' confab in Istanbul to Massachusetts Institute of Technology's famed Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. |
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Hackers have released code for a virus that could threaten both Linux and Windows PCs.
Hackers have released a sample code for a virus that could infect both Linux and Windows PCs. |
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Linux Virus Protection, you say, isn't that redundant? Why Linux itself is virus protection. A malicious program that seeks to infect system files is going to have very little success when invoked by a non-root user.
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