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Microsoft, Sun go to war

Author: JT Smith ZDNet reports that Sun Microsystems and Microsoft Corp are going to war over their respective XML delivering software. Category: Open Source

Review: Plextor PlexWriter 121032A CD-RW

Author: JT Smith - By Jeff Field - One of the best things of Linux distributions being free (as in beer, in this case) is that...

Forlink, Intel form Linux/Itanium alliance for China

Author: JT Smith "Forlink Software Corp. Inc. (OTCBB:FRLK-news) and Intel Corporation (China) announced the formation of an alliance to deliver solutions and Internet applications deployed...

Mobile Internet radio may be on the way

Author: JT Smith The Daily Radar reports that "TuneTo.com Inc. has developed a way to deliver continuous Internet music wirelessly to handhelds."

Open Source sysadmin Brian Landsberger’s open life

Author: JT Smith - By Julie Bresnick - Open Source people Brian Landsberger is a systems administrator for Seattle-based XYPoint, a pioneer provider of the technologies vital to...

P2P: everything old is new again

Author: JT Smith - By Dan Berkes - During the Dark Ages of the commercial Internet (circa 1996), we were told -- make that ordered --...

Tailor-made software components

Author: JT Smith Newsforge reader pulrich submitted this announcement: "Qbizm Technologies, Inc., the premier software component provider has announced its Prague project. The Prague project...

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...

IBM extends software leadership on Linux

Author: JT Smith Delivers Three Linux-Support Firsts, Breaks New Ground on the Mainframe SOMERS, NY --- December 8, 2000 --- IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced new...

Web review: LinuxMonth.com – all the ingredients are there

Author: JT Smith - by Tina Gasperson - Finding the LinuxMonth Web site was akin to stubbing my toe on what looked like a simple...