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Appro XtremeBlade wins LinuxWorld Product Awards
Maria McLaughlin writes "Appro XtremeBlade wins LinuxWorld Expo 2005 Product Excellence Awards Milpitas, CA - August 11, 2005 - Appro (http://www.appro.com/ a leading...
Scalix Named Best Messaging Product at LinuxWorld
Anonymous Reader writes "Scalix Email Platform Is Two Time Winner of LinuxWorld Product Excellence Award
Scalix Community Edition wins LinuxWorld’s Best Messaging Product, as thousands...
The Lizard Blizzard Begins
It was less than a week ago when Novell announced it would open up a version of its Suse Linux operating system to users...
Linux Shows Its Maturity
Anonymous Reader writes "The IT world has been debating the status of the Linux operating system as a potential platform on which to build...
Scyld Software and Cluster Resources Form Alliance
Amber Webb writes "Linux
World, Booth #432, San Francisco, Calif. (August 8, 2005) — Scyld Software,
the leader in scalable Linux clustering software, today announced an...
Famelix 1.1 Screenshot Tour
Anonymous Reader writes "Distrowatch reports - Famelix is a Brazilian Linux live CD designed for potential Windows converts - complete with a familiar look...
New C/C++ Source Code Search Website
Robert Schultz writes "After over a year of work, my C/C++ Source Code Search website is finally live! It allows you to search over...
Opinion: Novell, You Can’t Suck and Blow at the Same Time
I have a concern with openSUSE. Will it suck as much as Fedora? Looks like it. Please prove me wrong.
Link: osdir.com
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Small publisher begins learning Linux
Author: Tina Gasperson
Nomad Press is a small, "fiercely independent" book publishing company based in Colorado. It's run by Deborah Robson, a writer, editor, knitter,...
Book review: The Book of Postfix
Author: Jem Matzan
Like many things in the Unix, GNU, and BSD worlds, the Postfix mail transport agent (MTA) is powerful but difficult to configure...