Trends
Open-Source Software: Power to the
People (Data Communications)
Linux and BSD Unix are starting to show up on
more and more corporate servers, running alongside
or even replacing Netware and Windows NT. That's
a pretty far-out scenario for "free" software.
Reviews
Network Operating Systems: Finding The Best NOS For You (InternetWeek)
We've recently looked at the shipping versions from four major players in the NOS market: Red Hat Software's Red Hat Linux 5.2, Novell's NetWare 5.0, Microsoft's Windows NT Server 4.0 and Sun Microsystems' Solaris 7. Find out how Linux stacks up.
Opinions
Linux: Your Next OS? (InternetWeek)
Vendor Interests Are Driving This Leg Of The Linux Movement (InternetWeek)
The Pros and Cons of Linux as Your NOS (PlanetIT)
Research
Behind The Numbers: Momentum Builds
For Linux (InformationWeek)
Tutorials
Running Linux In A DOS Partition (Byte.com)
Linux Makes It Easy To Build Your Own Internet
Server (Byte.com)
Set
Up A Linux Internet Server Part I (Network Computing)
A Cup
Of Java--With Two Lumps Linux (Network Computing)
Install
Linux On A Toshiba Notebook (Network Computing)
Write A
Linux Hardware Device Driver (Network Computing)
