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Wired News reports, that was Linux developer Cliff Robertson’s reaction to America Online’s offering for the Linux platform.

Business Wire reports, under the agreement, Sair will provide Corel with their current Level I Linux Certified Administrator (LCA) program, which covers four sections, including: Installation and Configuration; System Administration; Networking; and Security/Privacy/Ethics.

If there were an architect for the SCO deal with Caldera, it would be Mike Orr, president of Tarantella, The Register has been talking to him.

eGrail Inc., an Open Source content management company, has released the kernel of its commercial software product to the Open Source development community.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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