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ShaoLin Microsystems Announces Support for Intel®Itanium 2
ShaoLin Microsystems writes "HONG KONG, 11 August 2003 - ShaoLin Microsystems Ltd., the leading Linux-based software and solutions developer, today announced the immediate availability...
RubyForge open for business
Tom Copeland writes "RubyForge is open for business! RubyForge's purpose is to host open source applications written in the
Ruby programming language. Ruby...
Exhibitor Headlines from LinuxWorld San Francisco 2003
We are pleased to announce that exhibitor headlines from LinuxWorld San Francisco 2003 are conveniently centralized into a web site under 'Exhibitor News'. Current...
Miniature Linux-based XScale SBC for mobile robotics
K-Team announced KoreBot, a miniature Linux-based single-board computer (SBC) board designed for mobile robotics and other embedded applications.
KoreBot...
Bruce Perens’ Open Source “State of the Union” address
- By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller -
These are notes from Bruce Perens' Open Source "State of the Union" talk at LinuxWorld (supplied by Bruce himself)....
Pundits analyze state of open source
- by Lee Schlesinger -
A roundtable of analysts from Forrester, DH Browne, Gartner, and IDC pondered the state of Linux and open source before...
Dell Packages PowerEdge Servers with Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES
SAN FRANCISCO -- Aug. 6, 2003--Dell will begin shipping Red Hat Enterprise
Linux ES with select Dell PowerEdge servers, along with a hardware and
software bundle...
Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP) Releases Version 4.0
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – August 6, 2003 – In a move that will create more IT options for a variety of users, the Linux...
Desktop Evolution, Lycoris, and Toshiba Relase Linux Tablet
STATEN ISLAND, New York & REDMOND, Washington - August 6, 2003 - Desktop Evolution Incorporated, a leading developer of high-performance, appliance and embedded...
Dell to build fastest Linux supercomputer
The National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) plans to use more than 1,450 Dell servers in a powerful Linux supercomputer.
Link: computerweekly.com