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Steve Suehring
Steve Suehring is a technology architect and engineer with a solid background in many areas of computing encompassing both open and closed source systems, he has worked with a variety of companies from small to large, including new and old economy, to help them integrate systems and provide the best use of available technologies. He has also taken a hands-on approach with many projects and frequently leads teams of engineers and developers, and has written magazine articles as well as a book on the MySQL database server. He has also performed technical editing on a number of other titles. |
New Major Version of
Debian Set for Release By Steve Suehring  The Debian Project was
set for a new release of
the Debian GNU/Linux
operating system at the
end of May likely by the
time you're reading this. Jun. 14, 2005 10:00 AM Reads: 7,385 | i-Technology Opinion:
Security Not a Microsoft
Priority By Steve Suehring 'A cursory glance at two
Microsoft-related
security disclosures in
February reveals that,
for all of the rhetoric,
Microsoft is very slow to
respond to critical
vulnerabilities' contends
LinuxWorld advocacy
editor Steve Suehring.
'It appears that
Microsoft is mere... Mar. 8, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 12,407 Replies: 8 | Essential Linux and Open
Source Books By Steve Suehring In keeping with our 'Best
of...' theme for this
month, I'd like to
provide some of the
essential titles for
learning Linux and open
source. These titles were
gathered with feedback
from our readers as well
as other professionals in
the field. We've divided
the boo... Jan. 17, 2005 12:00 AM Reads: 14,108 | Ignoring the Obvious: The
Limits of Market Share
Analysis for Security By Steve Suehring No computer system is
safe from security
threats. There, I said
it. With that out of the
way, I'd like to share my
concern over a
potentially disturbing
fact: Linux is gaining
popularity on the desktop
(and everywhere else for
that matter), which is
resulting in a... Dec. 28, 2004 12:00 AM Reads: 13,873 | Learning Linux By Steve Suehring Over the last five years,
the level of interest in
Linux and open source
software has risen
dramatically. Not
coincidentally, the
number of books on Linux
and open source have also
risen. The number of
titles available leaves
the would-be buyer in
shelf-shock. Dec. 13, 2004 12:00 AM Reads: 11,265 | Xandros: An Excellent
Desktop Replacement By Steve Suehring 'Whatever they're paid,
the software engineers
behind the Xandros
installer are worth
more,' writes Steve
Suehring, after zeroing
in on the version of
Xandros called Open
Circulation Edition as
the solution to his
parents' problems when
they asked him to help
th... Oct. 16, 2004 12:00 AM Reads: 53,202 Replies: 29 | WatchIT Releases Linux
Education Series By Steve Suehring WatchIT, a rich media
company that produces
education on demand,
recently released a
six-part series of
interactive programs
titled 'Linux Education
Series,' targeted at
executives and others who
would like to learn about
the Linux platform and
the world of open s... Aug. 31, 2004 12:00 AM Reads: 12,982 | The Need for Speed: Met
with Linux By Steve Suehring For many sports fans
worldwide, Formula One
racing is the pinnacle of
all competitive racing.
The degree of technology
and skill that go into
turning one lap in a
Formula One race car is
unsurpassed in any form
of racing. The drivers
are the world's best; the
raci... Jul. 27, 2004 12:00 AM Reads: 12,830 | An Approach That Works By Steve Suehring Seemingly everyone has
insight into the open
source versus closed
source security debate.
Each side provides
plausible arguments for
the benefits of their own
model and points out
drawbacks of the other.
The proponents of open
source argue that the
source code is ... Apr. 19, 2004 12:00 AM Reads: 13,592 | Ten Linux and Open Source
Myths By Steve Suehring To say there is general
confusion about Linux and
open source software
within many organizations
is an understatement. The
confusion seems to stem
from misunderstanding the
Linux and open source
philosophy but is due in
no small part to
misinformation. Attempts
at... Jan. 19, 2004 12:00 AM Reads: 16,058 Replies: 2 | To Whom It May Concern By Steven Berkowitz; Mark R. Hinkle; Kevin Bedell; Dee-Ann LeBlanc; Dan Bent; Steve Suehring; Martin C. Brown; Pawel Leszek LinuxWorld Magazine joins
with responsible leaders
of the Open Source
community in calling for
a halt to any DDoS
attacks on the SCO Group
Web site. Dec. 10, 2003 12:00 AM Reads: 17,849 Replies: 5 | *POINT - COUNTERPOINT
SPECIAL* What's Wrong
with the Open Source
Community? By James Turner; Steve Suehring Just as, in the Java
world, there are many
competing MVC frameworks
for JSP development, so
many Open Source
developers - says
LinuxWorld senior editor
James Turner - 'scratch
the same itch.' In this
week's installment of our
'Point-Counterpoint'
series, LinuxWorl... Dec. 1, 2003 12:00 AM Reads: 111,735 Replies: 85 |
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