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Exclusive: Microsoft working to port its applications to Linux

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Author: JT Smith

Microsoft is working closely with a company called Mainsoft to port its Windows applications to open source operating system Linux and,
possibly, other versions of Unix, reports WinInfo.

Napster preps for next step in copyright suit

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Author: JT Smith

Reuters reports lawyers for Napster this week put the finishing touches on a brief due Friday, marking the next step in the song-swapping company’s landmark court battle over copyright protection in cyberspace.

Court throws out some new wiretapping rules

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Author: JT Smith

The telecommunications industry and privacy groups are applauding a court decision throwing out new phone surveillance capabilities required by federal regulators, the ruling could also have implications for the FBI’s new “Carnivore” system, which can monitor
e-mails reported the Associated Press

Indian participant at Linux World Expo

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Author: JT Smith

Linux PR offers a look at moreLinux.com, the only Indian participant at Linux World Expo.

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  • Linux

BSD waits for its turn

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Author: JT Smith

Sam Williams of UpsideToday looks at the BSD community and its tendency toward internal division.

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  • Open Source

Penguin Computing and OpenSales announce marketing alliance

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Author: JT Smith

Under the terms of the agreement, OpenSales will promote the Linux-based server and computing systems of Penguin Computing reports NewsAlert.

SGI frees OpenGL brand to Linux coders

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Author: JT Smith

SGI has opened its OpenGL brand to the Linux world through a new licensing program aimed at open source software developers reports The Register.

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  • Open Source

Herzfield spills all about Eazel

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Author: JT Smith

Andrew Orlowski at The Register writes: “LinuxWorld has been Eazel’s coming out party, and it’s with a self-denial bordering on the Jesuit that we waited for Herzfeld himself to take us through Nautilus, Eazel’s pride and joy.”

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  • Open Source

OpenSales AllCommerce application now bundled with Linux LockBox

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Author: JT Smith

According to both parties, the bundling agreement will combine the transaction support for multiple and decentralized databases offered by OpenSales software with the Linux-based security solutions of Guardian Digital, reports Business Wire.

Smells like Teen Spiritualism

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Author: JT Smith

A Compaq notebook appears to have put its owner in contact with long-dead Nirvana star Kurt Cobain reports The Register.

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  • Management
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