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Monterey to bear fruit this year

Author: JT Smith Project Monterey, IBM's next-generation Unix operating system, which supports Linux applications and runs on Intel's 64bit processors (IA-64), will be released this...

European start-up banking on the need for weed

Author: JT Smith CNet News reports, iToke, a kind of alter ego to Kozmo.com, the popular 30-minute delivery service in several U.S. cities, plans...

LinuxWorld: the parties

Author: JT Smith By Robin Miller Editor in Chief Company-sponsored parties are an integral part of the trade show scene. They are also an expensive proposition for...

Comcast moves to foil bandwidth hogs

Author: JT Smith But revisions made to a Comcast Online customer agreement document have irked some high-speed cable-modem customers concerned about a prohibition on...

Canadian Prime Minister joins pie-in-the-face club

Author: JT Smith Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien is the latest inductee into the pie-in-the-face club, after getting pied in Charlottown, PEI. Other famous members...

Informix announces availability of Informix Dynamic Server.2000 for Linux

Author: JT Smith Business Wire reports this new release of IDS.2000 is the result of a three-way relationship between Informix, Compaq, and SuSE to...

WednesdayOpen Source Business

Author: JT Smith By: Jack BryarThe state of the Linux worldThe state of the Linux world IDG's LinuxWorld is this week. And as the Open...

SuSE driving Linux port to AMD

Author: JT Smith SuSE Linux and Advanced Micro Devices, Inc., global supplier of integrated circuits for the personal and networked computer and communications markets, announced Tuesday...

TuesdayOpen Source People

Author: JT Smith By: Julie BresnickNude on the cover: One man's heroic effort to keep the Open in Open SourceNude on the cover: One man's...

Peering into the future of Open Source

Author: JT Smith By Tina Gasperson News Editor Got a crystal ball? Trying to pin down the future of any movement in the high-tech industry is a...