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Weekly news wrapup: Still more Linux doubters

Author: JT Smith - By Grant Gross- A pessimistic attitude about Open Source, Linux companies in particular, didn't abate this week. In response to this down...

Riffage music site pulls its own plug

Author: JT Smith CNet reports that online music Riffage.com has pulled the plug on its services after an unsuccessful hunt for a buyer....

O’Reilly announces P2P conference

Author: JT Smith O'Reilly's first again -- piloting P2P technologies worldwide with conference and book Participate in the future of the Internet... Explore the bounds of peer-to-peer...

Apple plots Mac OS X ship date

Author: JT Smith Apple's Mac OS X won't quite make it to January's Macworld Expo in San Francisco, but at least a ship date has...

Red Hat closing S.F. office

Author: JT Smith Wired reports: "A year ago, Linux distributor Red Hat was the darling of Wall Street and investors who got in on its...

Motif toolkit ported to Linux-Mandrake 7.2

Author: JT Smith LinuxPr goes on to say, "The Motif toolkit is used by corporate developers to create custom, mission critical applications that...

openCOLA refreshes you best

Author: JT Smith openCOLA is more than a funny name. It's the company that is emerging as the de facto leader in technology's hottest new...

Judge orders sex.com returned

Author: JT Smith From Wired.com: "In a sordid saga of sex, fraud and domain registration protocol, a federal judge rules that the domain name sex.com...

Linux server maker finds European partner

Author: JT Smith From CNet: "French computer maker Bull has invested in Linux server maker Penguin Computing, and the companies agreed to tackle...

Dot bomb blowback: Open Source companies vulnerable?

Author: JT Smith By Jack Bryar - Open Source business - Congratulations to our new president-elect (assuming a recount doesn't change the result). Now,...