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Four ways to extract the current directory name

11/06/2007  
Relevance: 5.57
When you're programming a shell script, you often only need the current directory name, not the whole path that the pwd command returns. Here are four ways you can extract only the current directory.
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Linux kernel patch bypasses Barcelona/Phenom bug

12/09/2007  
Relevance: 4.80
On a mailing list of its 64-bit Linux web page x86-64.org, AMD has released a first description of the TLB bug which affects all current K10 processors, namely Phenoms and Barcelonas."Erratum 298" is to be described in detail in the next edition of the Revision Guide for AMD Family 10h Processors. The current version 3.00 does not list the bug.
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GNU/Solaris - the Free OS of the Future?

01/19/2007  
Relevance: 4.64
"Sun have been looking into re-licensing Solaris under dual license; the current CDDL and GPLv3. The idea behind this is not to scare away the current users of Solaris who use it under the CDDL, and to attract people the huge pool of Free Software users and contributors who are out there."
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Python's New Release Bridges the Gap

10/04/2008  
Relevance: 4.63
The open source Python programming language is on the verge a sweeping revamp in the form of version 3.0 of its platform -- a release will deviate in many ways from the current, mainline Python 2.x series. So how do you meet the needs of current 2.x Python developers while transitioning to the bleeding edge of Python 3.0 development? That's where the new Python 2.6 release comes into play.
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More On Sun's GPL Plans

11/12/2006  
Relevance: 4.62
Sun Microsystems' move to"GPL" Java makes it the last of a number of companies to go to a hybrid licensing mode. The Santa Clara, Calif., company will continue to offer its Java technologies under their current license, but is adding the GNU General Public License as an option. That is the current GPL 2 license, not the controversial GPL 3, although that option is apparently under consideration, sources said.
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Debian Lenny update: so far, much better, and we also have'Etch and a half'

08/07/2008  
Relevance: 4.54
Now that Debian's current testing release, code name Lenny, has been frozen, we're this much closer to seeing Lenny become a Stable release, a milestone that is projected for September of this year. That would make it a year and four months after the current Stable release, Etch, was so designated in April 2007.
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Medsphere's Open Source Stance

11/24/2006  
Relevance: 4.37
This is Steve Shreeve, Medsphere's founding CEO and a current member of its Board of Directors. In my capacity as a Director of the company, and as the largest individual shareholder in the company, I am compelled to respond to a recent article that was published by Medsphere's current CEO, Kenneth W. Kizer, regarding Medsphere's open source stance, which is available at the following link:http://www.medsphere.com/press/20061121
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Networking 2.6.24 Merge Plans

10/04/2007  
Relevance: 4.36
"I'm a bit behind after investigating the TCP performance issues that turned out to be HW specific problems. It's a bit of a disappointment, I thought maybe there was a cool bug to fix in TCP :-)" explained David Miller, posting hisnetworking merge plans for the upcoming 2.6.24 kernel. He noted,"I merged in Jeff Garzik's and John Linville's latest and I'm running the current tree on my workstation most of today with good results so far." David added,"I plan to commit my Neptune driver in it's current state, and that's the last new feature going in."
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Installing Sidux (Debian Sid) on Lenovo/IBM Thinkpad X61s

07/15/2007  
Relevance: 4.31
Author chose Sidux since it is a nice current distro (also because of the support for current hardware), and also gets more support and testing done on it than just plain Debian Sid. Sidux is probably one of the quickest booting and running distro's available at the moment. Package management is easy and updates are frequently available.Works well on X61s.
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KDE4 Devel Live-CD Review: Work in Progress

04/26/2007  
Relevance: 4.28
A few days ago first KDE4 CD images presenting the current development version of KDE4 have been published in the Internet. Nobody should expect that this version is close to the final product. As the SVN code being intensively and continuously developed, no wonder it's neither stable, usable nor it contains all the features planned for the final release due in late 2007. This review should be then treated as a pure experiment, 'a glance' at the current status of KDE4 development.
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