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OSDL and Bull Cooperate on Open Source POSIX Test
The Open Source
Development Labs (OSDL), a global consortium of leading technology companies
dedicated to accelerating the adoption of Linux (r) and Bull, a leading
developer of...
Mandrakesoft bundles Java Database – Daffodil DB
Rohit Malhotra writes "Gurgaon, India - 02nd December, 2004: Mandrakesoft has announced the bundling of the popular Java RDBMS - Daffodil DB v3.3 -...
Red Hat, Novell To Package Xen Open-Source Alternative To VMware
Xen, an open-source project with growing ties to Red Hat, Novell and Hewlett-Packard, is emerging as the leading contender for providing open-source virtualization for...
Gambas speeds database development
Author: Mark Alexander Bain
Gambas, designed by Beno�t Minisini, is a new graphical development environment for Linux that aims to improve database development times.Gambas...
Linux needs better network file systems
Author: JT Smith
In a previous article we looked at local file systems in Linux. In this article we'll examine the range of choices available...
The Manx turn from Unix to Windows
The Isle of Man is ditching Unix and shunning Linux as it moves its infrastructure from a heterogenous environment to Windows.
Link: news.zdnet.co.uk
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Solaris 10 ably equipped with fixes and features
Author: Jem Matzan
Last month I attended Sun's launch event for Solaris 10. Sun has put a tremendous amount of effort into its operating system,...
The sweet taste of good customer relations
Author: Dave Fancella
SugarCRM offers a suite of customer relations management software. Sugar Sales is available in both an open and a closed source edition....
Managing hardware inventory and software licensing with open source products
Author: Eduardo Capouya
In small offices and large corporate networks, IT administrators have to manage hardware and software inventory. Keeping track of manufacturers, components, devices,...
TimeSys Delivers 2.6-based LDKs for Curtiss-Wright
Kimberly Booth writes "TimeSys Delivers 2.6-based Linux Development Kits for Curtiss-Wright Controls SVME/DMV-182 and CHAMP-AV III Boards
Pairs TimeSys 2.6 Linux, True Real-Time Performance and...