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Xaraya .9.0.4 Released
John Cox writes "Xaraya is an Open Source extensible content management system. The system allows on-the-fly extensions to the content and user areas...
Analyst: Virtualization will stall Linux
Michael S. Mimoso writes "SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Linux is almost on top of the world right now. But "almost" is as far as...
ShaoLin Aptus and Win4Lin Deliver the Most Resources
ShaoLin Microsystems writes "Hong Kong and Austin, Texas - 9 June 2003) ShaoLin Microsystems and NeTraverse today announced that the two companies have significantly...
Technical Announcement – openMosix 2.4.20-3 Released
Bruce Knox, openMosix Project writes
"Cupertino (June 9, 2003) - The openMosix Project has announced the release of openMosix version 2.4.20-3.
This release adds a...
First look at SuSE Linux Desktop 1.0
MadPenguin writes
"SuSE Linux today announced the availability of the first enterprise-class Linux desktop solution, SuSE Linux Desktop -- a user-friendly, flexible, SuSE maintained...
The SCO Threat: A professional Linux User’s Perspective
Anonymous Reader writes "A Linux user evaluates the SCO situation and what a possible victory for SCO would mean for Linux."
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The demise of copyright
- by Lee Schlesinger -
Last week Justin Frankel, the founder of Nullsoft, the company that created the popular Windows music player Winamp, quietly...
The inexorable onward march of Linux: today pizza, tomorrow the world
Linux based point-of-sale made its latest inroad into the fast food industry today, with the announcement that Papa John's
Pizza has selected...
Introducing the June 2003 Issue of php|architect
Marco Tabini writes "php|architect has announced the release of their June 2003 issue, which is available for download from their website as of today.Here...
The Wrong Choice: After picking NT, Trampoline firm leaps to Linux
Michael S. Mimoso writes "Three years ago, U.K.-based Super Tramp Trampolines bought a proprietary application and chose to run it on Microsoft Windows NT...