:: grepninjalog ::

:: Friday, July 28, 2000 ::

A list of Favorite Linux Games taken from a Linux Journal survey: 3D Pong, Abuse, Angband, baduki, Battalion, BattleBall, Boulder Dash, Bomb ô Bomb, BumpRace, BZFlag, Civilization: Call To Power, ClanBomber, CLONE/Warcraft, Craft, CrossFire, Dave Gnukem, Descent, Doom, Empire, Eric's Ultimate Solitaire, Gravity Wars, Heavy Gear I, II, Heroes of Might and Magic III, Hexen, Hopkins FBI, Jet Set Willy, Kingpin, Koules, Legend of Saladir, Linuxgametome.org, The LOSER Corps, lxDoom, Maelstrom, Manic Miner, Metal Gear Solid, mHocket, Myth II, Nethack, Netmaze, Netrek, Nighthawk, Omega, Orbit, Pingus, PySol, Quake, Quake 2, Quake 3, Mame, Rocks 'n' Diamonds, rogue, Roll 'm UP, Sabre, Scavenger, Soldier of Fortune, SpaceBoom, The Urgent Decision, Tux the Penguin - A Quest for Herring, Ularn, URBAN, Virtual Combat, xbattle, XBill, XBlast, xboard/gnuchess, XBomber, XEvil, XGalaga, Xkobo, xpilot, XRacer, XShipWars, XSoldier, xtetris, XTux, Zarch,
:: linuxian 7/28/2000 12:56:28 PM [+] ::

Interesting list of Linux Web Sites taken from a Linux Journal survey

Freshmeat.net

Linux.com

Linux.org

Linuxberg

Linux Applications

LinuxChix.org

Linux Devices

Linux Documentation Project

Linux for Suits

Linux Game Tome (Happy Penguin)

Linux Games

Linux Gazette

Linuxgrrls.org

Linux Headquarters

Linux International

LinuxPlanet

Linux Programming

Linux Today

Linux Journal

Linux Weekly News

Linux World

GNU Project and the FSF

Kernelnotes.org

Slashdot

segfault.org

:: linuxian 7/28/2000 12:42:59 PM [+] ::

The Jakarta Project at Apache.org. They say, "The goal of the Jakarta Project is to provide commercial-quality server solutions based on the Java Platform that are developed in an open and cooperative fashion." They're working on Java Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP) technologies.
:: linuxian 7/28/2000 09:24:41 AM [+] ::

MyDivX.com -- "The MP3 of Video.
:: linuxian 7/27/2000 12:46:13 PM [+] ::

A very critical article on M$ Passport: Joel on Software: "Does Issuing Passports Make Microsoft a Country?" starts out, "Am I the only one who is terrified about Microsoft Passport?" Nice lead!
:: linuxian 7/27/2000 12:30:43 PM [+] ::

OpenNap: Open Source Napster Server
:: linuxian 7/27/2000 12:25:18 PM [+] ::

Check out:

• Dokks Dot Com
• Electrigod.net
• Nerdworld.com

:: linuxian 7/27/2000 12:08:38 PM [+] ::

My old favorite Dr. Dobbs Journal magazine hosts this resource: Dr. Dobbs Programmers Vault.
:: linuxian 7/27/2000 11:17:45 AM [+] ::

There is a Squeak FAQ on Minnow and a New FAQ, as well.
:: linuxian 7/27/2000 10:52:28 AM [+] ::

Have I posted this link before? I'm not sure, so here it is: Refactoring Browser News.
:: linuxian 7/27/2000 09:36:03 AM [+] ::

Finally, I have the address for Bob Hartwig's Temporary home for the Camp Smalltalk Refactoring Browser Squeak Port.
:: linuxian 7/27/2000 09:22:39 AM [+] ::

WinJab HOWTO: Sending Contacts.
:: linuxian 7/26/2000 04:13:19 PM [+] ::

Carole Fennelly, for Wizard's Guide to Security, in Sunworld, wrote this article: Forensics: Getting to the bottom of a security breach
:: linuxian 7/26/2000 04:05:20 PM [+] ::

SCO Unix Support Tips, by A.P. Lawrence, an SCO/Linux Unix Consultant, was highly praised by Bruce Spencer in his article, "A.P. Lawrence delivers SCO UNIX, Linux information—and lots of it," on the Techrepublic.com site. Spencer says the site offers "a wealth of detailed articles on a wide variety of SCO UNIX administration subjects." Much information is given on Linux, also. r
:: linuxian 7/26/2000 03:47:39 PM [+] ::

Doxygen homepage -- A GPL'ed C++ documentation system.
:: linuxian 7/26/2000 12:42:45 PM [+] ::

QtEZ is a "development environment for X11 and Qt2."
:: linuxian 7/26/2000 12:28:05 PM [+] ::

Jakob Nielsen restates the obvious: "End of Web Design (Alertbox July 2000)."
:: linuxian 7/26/2000 10:06:26 AM [+] ::

XML Protocol Comparisons
:: linuxian 7/26/2000 08:35:38 AM [+] ::

IMUnified is "a recently formed coalition of leading technology and instant messaging companies." Member companies include: AT&T, Excite@home, iCAST, MSN, Odigo, Phone.com, Prodigy, Tribal Voice, and Yahoo!. Hopefully, they will overcome their proprietary agendas and create an Instant Messaging (IM) standard that makes sense. Even more hopefully, perhaps they will adopt Jabber!
:: linuxian 7/26/2000 08:30:46 AM [+] ::

Steps to install Skins into Squeak V2.8a updated Apr 22, 2000. is a new active project by Steve Wessels.
:: linuxian 7/26/2000 08:23:11 AM [+] ::

Howard Kurtz, of the Washington Post, had this article in the Houston Chronicle: Test-driving lemons on the info highway.
:: linuxian 7/25/2000 10:42:42 AM [+] ::

allNetDevices: - Reality Doesn't Always Match Net Device Hype
:: linuxian 7/25/2000 10:39:18 AM [+] ::

LDAP-Jabber Integration Project Design Document
:: linuxian 7/25/2000 08:29:46 AM [+] ::

Lisp Software
:: linuxian 7/24/2000 05:20:12 PM [+] ::

Swiki Comanche
:: linuxian 7/24/2000 01:26:07 PM [+] ::

code: The Napster Protocol
:: linuxian 7/24/2000 12:22:01 PM [+] ::