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Open Source hardware
Embedded.com: "Hardware design's growing abstraction might lead you to think open-source development is just around the corner. Jim says that's not the case."...
Real-Time and Linux, Part 2: the preemptible kernel
"By improving the kernel, and not changing or adding to the API, applications can run more responsively by merely switching out a standard kernel...
Cobalt Networks to bundle VERITAS software with server appliance
Author: JT Smith
"The agreement between VERITAS Software and Cobalt offers an excellent opportunity for the customers of both companies to have access to reliable...
Trolltech launches Qt/Embedded
Author: JT Smith
Trolltech announced today the launch of Qt/Embedded, their graphical user interface (GUI) application framework and windowing system
for embedded Linux.
API’s strategic partnerships ensure Alpha Linux market growth
Author: JT Smith
API (Alpha Processor, Inc.), a leading developer of high-performance solutions for high-bandwidth and compute-intensive applications,
today announced the expansion of its partner...
Penguin Computing expands again
Author: JT Smith
Penguin Computing Inc., leading provider of reliable Linux systems for Internet serving, today announced that it has opened a central regional...
HP expands commitment to Linux USED EARLIER
Author: JT Smith
Hewlett-Packard Company today
expanded its commitment to Linux as a strategic operating system, unveiling a number of products and
services as part of...
Take console productivity to a new level with Screen
Author: JT Smith
Screen is an application that's often underestimated. Screen is, simply put, a screen manager with VT100/ANSI terminal emulation. Think of it as...
Red Hat and Caldera: Top Linux contenders?
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet News pronounces Caldera and Red Hat as the most likely distributions to come out on top in an industry it says...
Report on HP’s Linux support
Author: JT Smith
Informationweek has a small story discussing HP's recent addition of Linux support to its core operating system support.