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LinuxWorld: Stronger I/O & VM coming soon to Linux
Mark Brunelli, News Editors writes "Tim Witham, CTO of Open Source Development Labs and a featured speaker at LinuxWorld, says the next Linux kernel...
Winners of the “TuxMobil GNU/Linux Award 2005”
Werner Heuser writes "The winners of the first "TuxMobil GNU/Linux Award" have been elected by a jury
consisting of Georg C. F. Greve (Free Software...
Easing Linux enterprise integration
On the eve of this week’s LinuxWorld Conference and Expo, several companies offered prebuilt open source solutions designed to ease integration migraines. From small...
OSDL chief speaks about layoffs, Bitkeeper, and SCO
Author: Jay Lyman
Linux developers with the Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) are getting back to full speed after last spring's interruption to kernel development...
Scalix Announces Free Email for Organizations
Anonymous Reader writes "Scalix Introduces Scalix Community Edition, World's Most Advanced Free Email for Organizations.
Makes Commercial-Grade Email and Calendaring Affordable for Everyone in the...
Cluster your data with ObjectWeb C-JDBC 2.0
Xavier MOGHRABI writes "C-JDBC (Clustered Java? DataBase Connectivity) is an open source database clustering middleware that allows any application to transparently access a cluster...
LinuxWorld Focus Turns to Security
Looking to counter Microsoft Corp.'s claims of security superiority, open-source software vendors are giving the battle against vulnerabilities top billing at this week's LinuxWorld...
SkyOS Beta 8.5 Screenshot Tour
Anonymous Reader writes "OSNews reports - SkyOS Beta 8.5 has just been released. New features include the Indexing Service, an SQL based file attribute...
Novell would like to teach the world to Linux
In small pockets and in small numbers, organisations are rebuilding the foundations of their IT systems. The trend is being led by the public...
Kept Alive by Linux
tk421 writes "Beloved old technologies don't die. They go open source. For some reason the open source model has enabled dead and dying technologies...