Author: JT Smith
ZDNet News is reporting, Internet technology firm Zero Knowledge confirmed Friday that its anonymous Internet browser Freedom should be available to Linux users next month.
Couldn’t call it unexpected
Author: JT Smith
LinuxPlanet states, “It has come to this. Having failed to successfully attack Linux on the basis of too many distributions and of not having enough applications, the FUDmeisters are now coming after Linux for not being easy enough to use.”
Category:
- Linux
Neoware CEO Michael Kantrowitz interviewed on CEOcast.com
Author: JT Smith
PRNewswire: Neoware Systems, a leading supplier of award-winning software and solutions for the emerging information appliance market, announced today that the Company’s chief executive officer, Michael Kantrowitz, can be heard in an online interview with CEOcast on the web at http://www.ceocast.com.
Motorola to invest $22.5 million in Lineo
Author: JT Smith
With the investment, All Linux Devices states, Motorola, Inc. has taken a broad step forward in its support for open source technology, open platform computing and the establishment of Linux as an embedded operating environment.
Intrinsyc gets Microsoft and Linux on speaking terms
Author: JT Smith
Canada Computes reports, on Sept. 21 Intrinsyc Software Inc. claimed a breakthrough, it seems this B.C. firm has discovered the secret of making “embedded” computers running Linux communicate with Windows enterprise boxes.
Red Hat launches Red Hat Network
Author: JT Smith
Business Wire via NewsAlert: Red Hat, a leader in developing, deploying and managing open
source Internet infrastructure solutions, today announced Red Hat Network, a powerful Internet-based service for deploying and managing open source platforms.
source Internet infrastructure solutions, today announced Red Hat Network, a powerful Internet-based service for deploying and managing open source platforms.
What the Hell is… CueCat?
Author: JT Smith
More than a million have been given away, states The Register, and at least nine million are soon to be en route to eager hobbyists scheming to turn it into an all-purpose, and free, bar-code scanner running on open-source software.
Category:
- Linux
Anticipation builds on Supreme Court review
Author: JT Smith
TechWeb reports, the Supreme Court watch intensified Monday as the nine justices convened their opening conference, during which they could decide whether or not to accept the Microsoft Corp. antitrust case.
Neoware’s Linux-based appliance sets the standard
Author: JT Smith
Neoware Systems today announced that Security Applications, Inc. has selected Neoware’s Eon information appliance platform and NeoLinux software to power its new, fully networkable security panel, e-Panel, from All Linux Devices.