Coded by momoziro, an (early) alpha version of NetBFS is now available. NetBFS is a native network fs for Zeta. For more details and a screenshot head over to ICO.

This guide found exclusively at OSNews.com in PDF format is mostly focused on creating a decently secure installation of Windows XP Professional for an end-user. While the vast majority can be applied to Windows XP Home, and OEM Restore Disk Sets, there are a few instances where these two media will need to be setup in a different manner.

Here's a bunch of NetBSD and related news floating around.

Microsoft wants Windows to play well with others. To do that, it's recoating the future in Indigo.

Wave goodbye PalmSource the PalmOS company, say hello to Palm the Chinese Linux company. That judgment may be a little premature, but there's no doubting where the company sees the future, says TheRegister. Elsewhere, you can read an interview with PalmSource's CEO.

I own 3-4 PDAs and yet my favorite one remains the legendary PalmV. There is something about its design & looks that makes me feel nostalgic of another tech era. As much as I enjoy using the PalmV when away, its lack of direct internet connection capability is bothersome. The only way I can directly connect to the net with it, is via a modem. Enter Pegasus III: The smallest modem of its kind today, able to serve both via infrared and a serial port. This is a modem that's supported by most PDAs, PC, laptops and virtually every operating system out there.

Mandrakesoft announced today the release of the first Linux system capable of real-time computing on Itanium 2 based parallel computing platforms (Symmetric Multiprocessing and cluster computing).

AtomicPC posted a 7-page history of BeOS article and an interview with YellowTAB's Bernd Korz.

Recently NewsForge had the chance to test out Red Hat's new version of its popular Enterprise Linux product, which Red Hat is officially unveiling today. The results were somewhat disappointing, as RHEL4 offers few compelling reasons for current RHEL3 customers to upgrade. For those considering new deployments, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 will be a more attractive option than its predecessor, but how will it fare against rival products from Novell, Sun Microsystems, and Mandrakesoft? Another RHEL 4.0 article can be found at LinuxPlanet.

Embedded software powerhouse Wind River's metamorphosis into an embedded Linux vendor appears to be complete. The company will announce today that first embedded Linux distribution, and that it has already delivered 1,000 "developer seats" for the Carrier Grade Linux 2.0 compliant software.

The Preview2 Release of the GoBSD distro is now available for download here . GoBSD is a BSD distro based off of DragonFlyBSD which uses pkgsrc. With this release you can build Xorg and other large packages using pkgsrc which is included on the ISO.

The latest Mac OS X Tiger build 8A378 is now available to the testers.

Microsoft Corp. recently held a secret Webcast with some of its closest partners to discuss ways in which the company might improve its Internet Explorer browser and customer confidence in the platform.

Read the Gentoo Linux review at Linuxtimes.net.