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Shawn Gordon named CEO of HancomLinux USA
Author: JT Smith
Reported at Linux Today: "Shawn Gordon, president of theKompany.com, has been named chief executive officer of American
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HP Embedded Developer’s Network chooses SourceForge Portal Edition
Author: JT Smith
From BusinessWire.com: VA Linux Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq:LNUX) today announced that its
SourceForge(TM) Portal Edition has been selected by Hewlett-Packard Company to power...
Windows and Linux: in perfect harmony
Author: JT Smith
ZDNET: "We called on five Windows-on-Linux solutions--VMware GSX Server, VMware Workstation, Win4Lin, Wine, and
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KOffice 1.1 is released
Author: JT Smith
"KOffice is a free, integrated office suite for KDE which utilizes open
standards for component communication and component embedding.
KOffice 1.1 constitutes the most...
Open3.org perl language adapter project
Author: JT Smith
Gunnison Carbone writes "Open3.org Perl Language Adapter
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Open3.org, the open source community developing software for e-business integration, recently announced the start of a...
Embedded Open Motif released
Author: JT Smith
Mark Hatch writes: "Developers for embedded systems can now use industry standard for user
interfaces.
SAN JOSE, CA, August 28, 200 -- Integrated Computer...
HyperQbs framework 2.1 calls for beta testers
Author: JT Smith
pulrich writes: "San Jose, California - August 28, 2001 - Qbizm Technologies, Inc., a software infrastructure provider, is proud to announce a...
Ximian aims to ease Linux use — for a price
Author: JT Smith
IDG: "Open source software developer Ximian Inc. announced Monday a
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LinuxWorld: Getting that old time religion
Author: JT Smith
A look at LinuxWorld Expo PR
- By Dan Berkes -
When the number of press releases on NewsForge turns from a trickle into...
Lancelot 2800 Press Release
Author: JT Smith
ASL Announces the Lancelot 2800: the New Paradigm in Cluster
Solutions ... August 23, 2001 Newark, CA. ASL, yet again, advances
Linux...