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Running OmniCluster’s Slotserver cards through the wringer
Author: JT Smith
- by Brian Aker -
At the most
recent LinuxWorld, I
happened upon a little booth with some guys selling computers on...
Opinion: Linux’s future is still murky
Author: JT Smith
It's a Gartner Group commentary on ZDNet. "Linux yields the most
savings, compared with Unix
...
International Messaging Associates offers to SOHOs
Author: JT Smith
Anonymous reader writes: "Small or home offices looking for free fully featured messaging servers can end their search now. International Messaging Associates...
GET Engineering chooses MontaVista for military and aerospace applications
Author: JT Smith
Posted to LinuxPR: "MontaVista Software Inc. today announced that GET Engineering Corporation has successfully converted to the Hard Hat Linux operating environment,...
The 60 minute network security guide
Author: JT Smith
LinuxSecurity.com has posted (PDF alert) The 60 Minute Network Security Guide: First Steps Towards a Secure Network Environment. The guide was assembled...
Borland updates Kylix
Author: JT Smith
Reported by ZDNet UK: "Borland has revamped Kylix, its Linux software development tool, to include better support for Web applications, including Microsoft's...
Open Channel Software removes “Open Source” claim
Author: JT Smith
- by Tina Gasperson -
According to a story at Newsbytes, Open Channel Software (OCS) made a deal with NASA last month to...
Debian Weekly News
Author: JT Smith
MPEG in a console, Linux down under, pearls of wisdom from RMS and more. Read the latest edition of the Debian Weekly...
Egenera’s Linux blade cluster: Great technology, but can they sell it?
Author: JT Smith
- by Jack Bryar -
Last week, I pointed out that many Linux and open platform developers
tend to be...
Linux makes strides in enterprise market
Author: JT Smith
IDG/Network World Fusion: "Linux advocates who have experience offering the open-source operating system to large companies say there's a rosy future in...