VA Linux to unveil build-to-order software model

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November 30, 1999

Author: JT Smith

VA Linux announces that it will offer software on a build-to-order model when it sells its computer systems that are optimized to run Linux, according to the San Jose Mercury News. Here’s a similar ZDNet story.

Open Source database routs competition in tests

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November 30, 1999

Author: JT Smith

PostgreSQL, an Open Source database,
routed the competition in recent benchmark testing, topping the
proprietary database leaders in industry-standard
transaction-processing tests, according to a press release.

5NINE announces WMLBrowser.org

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November 30, 1999

Author: JT Smith

5NINE, the leading developer of Wireless Data Infrastructure (WIS/I) technology for Linux, today announced the launch of WMLBrowser.org,
an open source development project for creating a Wireless Markup Language (WML) Browser to work with all types of Linux environments.

Netscape’s Open Directory Project expands

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November 30, 1999

Author: JT Smith

The first Internet directory search service built by the Web community at large, the Open Directory Project now offers more than 2,000,000 sites in over 300,000 categories from 229 countries in 44
languages.

Cobalt Networks to bundle VERITAS software with server appliance

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November 30, 1999

Author: JT Smith

“The agreement between VERITAS Software and Cobalt offers an excellent opportunity for the customers of both companies to have access to reliable Linux hardware and software solutions, said Steve Colman, vice president, strategic alliances and worldwide OEM operations, VERITAS Software.

Linuxcare gives seal of approval to HP NetServer systems and business desktop PCs

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November 30, 1999

Author: JT Smith

Linuxcare Labs is certifying all current HP NetServer systems
on the following Linux distributions: Caldera eServer, Debian, Red Hat, SuSE Linux, and TurboLinux
Server.

Beware of geeks bearing gifts

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November 30, 1999

Author: JT Smith

From Salon.com: “Microsoft can lower the price of Windows Me and give it a few great features, but it can’t fundamentally make Me a better operating system than Windows 95, because of underlying technical flaws with the
whole Windows operating environment.”

Trolltech launches Qt/Embedded

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November 30, 1999

Author: JT Smith

Trolltech announced today the launch of Qt/Embedded, their graphical user interface (GUI) application framework and windowing system
for embedded Linux.

API’s strategic partnerships ensure Alpha Linux market growth

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November 30, 1999

Author: JT Smith

API (Alpha Processor, Inc.), a leading developer of high-performance solutions for high-bandwidth and compute-intensive applications,
today announced the expansion of its partner program to include Linux innovator Stormix Technologies Inc.

Penguin Computing expands again

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November 30, 1999

Author: JT Smith

Penguin Computing Inc., leading provider of reliable Linux systems for Internet serving, today announced that it has opened a central regional sales office in Houston.