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Comment looking forward to replies on this one (Score 2, Interesting) 49

I have not tried out Pointsec yet, but its a solution my company sells so I should learn it :) I certified myself in PGP, which unfortunately does not support full disk encryption on Linux, just Windows and soon OSX... It also does not support dual boot on Windows. (its a shim into ntloader - but after the actual boot loader the 'pgp' os which asks for the decryption key during boot is linux, so I KNOW they have linux expertise...)

I kind of like the roll your own approach to the Linux full disk encryption scenario, but most large organizations balk at anything thats not a commercial solution
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Submission + - Where the FSF is heading in 2007

lisah writes: "The Free Software Foundation (FSF) has typically been considered a think tank whose members work on somewhat esoteric issues like licensing and the GNU Project. According to an article at Linux.com, however, 2006 saw the FSF reach out to the free software community at large for the first time. They have also become an 'openly activist organization' with informational campaigns like BadVista and the anti-DRM project DefectiveByDesign. Peter Brown, executive director of the FSF, says not only will those campaigns contiue in the new year but also predicts 2007 will be a 'huge' year for the organization."

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