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IDG World Unveils Keynote Line-up for LinuxWorld Conference & Expo
Amazon.com, Computer Associates, IBM, Novell and Oracle to address
Linux community
FRAMINGHAM, Mass., October 28, 2003 - IDG World Expo, the leading
producer of world-class tradeshows, conferences...
XML co-inventor Bray simplifying huge data sets
From time to time, I like to check in with so-called IT Thought Leaders who, at some point, invented something important or helped lead...
Enterprise Linux Forum: Small but important event
Author: Robin 'Roblimo' Miller
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Big shows like LinuxWorld get loads of press attention and, because of this, are often where vendors and...
Linux In The Data Center?
Linux moved deeper into data centers last week when Red Hat Inc. debuted a version of its operating system that sports...
Vector Linux 4.0 Reviewed
Inhibit writes "PCBurn.com is featuring a review of Vector Linux 4.0. We take it for a test drive, kick in the tires, and...
Open Asia: Open source in the UAE and Vietnam
Author: Frederick Noronha
We conclude our country-by-country survey of the availability of open source software across Asian countries with a look at the state of...
Special report: The birth of Samba
In this ZDNet Australia special report, the creator of the open source file-sharing software Samba, Andrew Tridgell, explains how he...
If I could re-write Linux
Author: Prakash Advani
If we were to re-write Linux, taking clues from various operating systems, what would we
make sure it did? Our next-generation operating system...
Linux Advisory Watch – October 24th 2003
Author: Benjamin D. Thomas
This week, advisories
were released for ircd, gdm, fileutils, sane, fetchmail, gdm, and fetchmail. The
distributors include Conectiva, Immunix, Mandrake, and...
What happens when a proprietary software company dies?
On October 3, 2003, Appgen disappeared. The company's Web site went offline and the phones were shut off. Suddenly dozens of VARs (value-added resellers)...