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 From : Sergey Lentsov                       2:4615/71.10   08 Jul 2001  23:38:37
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 This week in Linux history
 
    It seems this is a traditionally slow week in the Linux community,
    perhaps due to the U.S. holiday. Of course, the real issue could be
    that LWN staff, rather than Linux developers, take vacations at this
    time...
    
    Five years ago Red Hat began the last phase of its experiments with
    proprietary software when it [15]started shipping ApplixWare for its
    distribution.
    
    Four years ago Bruce Perens posted [16]the first version of the Debian
    Social Contract, making the goals of the project explicit. The Debian
    1.3.1 minor release was also [17]announced.
    
    Three years ago ([18]July 9, 1998 LWN): Registration for the 2nd
    Annual [19]Atlanta Linux Showcase was announced. This event is alive
    and well, but this year the event has moved to Oakland, California and
    is now called the [20]Annual Linux Showcase.
    
    Red Hat announced its Sparc 5.1 release.
    
    Jon "maddog" Hall, employed at Compaq then, was [21]advocating Alpha
    support within Compaq. Compaq recently announced that it was phasing
    out Alpha support in favor of Intel's Itanium processor.
    
    The voting for comp.lang.perl.moderated ended with an overwhelming yes
    vote. Today the site is still alive. It has less flames than
    comp.lang.perl, but also tends not to get the best material. These
    days our developement editor monitors websites like [22]Use Perl
    instead.
    
    Linux was written by the aliens? An alternate version of the origin of
    Linux was presented in this [23]"X-Files" episode.
    
    Two years ago ([24]July 8, 1999 LWN): The "Packet Storm" security web
    site was taken offline by Harvard University. Rik van Riel started
    [25]a movement to find pieces of the site downloaded by various people
    and pieced the site back together. Harvard did eventually return the
    data, but the site remained homeless for a while. Packet Storm can now
    be found at [26]packetstorm.securify.com
    
    Stormix Technologies [27]released the first alpha of Storm Linux.
    
    A company called Hard Data Ltd. [28]contested MontaVista Software's
    use of the name Hard Hat Linux. Today, MontaVista uses the name Hard
    Hat Linux. [29]Hard Data Ltd. manufactures built-to-order, high
    performance Linux and UNIX Workstations, Servers and Beowulf Clusters.
    
    PC World [30]called Linux the 'Most promising software newcomer'.
    
    One year ago ([31]July 6, 2000 LWN): The German Government [32]voiced
    support for Open Source.
    
    There were three brand new bleeding edge Linux kernel 2.4.0 prepatches
    out.
    
    Trustix secure Linux 1.1 was released.
    
    AbriaSoft announced Abria MySQL Lite, a commercial packaging of
    popular open source tools, including Apache, PHP, and the MySQL
    database.
    
    Section Editor: [33]Rebecca Sobol.
    July 4, 2001
    
    LWN Linux Timelines
    [34]1998 In Review
    [35]1999 In Review
    [36]2000 In Review
    
    
                                                         [37]Next: Letters
    
    [38]Eklektix, Inc. Linux powered! Copyright Л 2001 [39]Eklektix, Inc.,
    all rights reserved
    Linux (R) is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds
 
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   38. http://www.eklektix.com/
   39. http://www.eklektix.com/
 
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