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Reader’s view: Proprietary support breeds lazy IT pros
Michael S. Mimoso writes "Since 1993, Jameson C. Burt has used support options for both proprietary and open-source software. In this first-person narrative, Burt...
LinuxCertified, Inc. Releases the LC2000 Family of Linux laptops
Rajesh Goyal writes "LinuxCertified, Inc. (www.linuxcertified.com) announced the release of its brand new family of LC2000 series Linux laptops. Two models were released...
Understanding the Microsoft-SCO connection
- By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols -
What is Microsoft really up to by licensing
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Bits and pieces: Short Linux and computing notes
- By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller -
Why isn't the most important laptop spec ever mentioned in reviews? Why do we keep making Linux look...
VNC: Virtually there and back again
Most people who are used to a Unix-style environment know that a machine
can be reached over the network at the shell level using utilities...
Sun certifies Ohioedge CRM and J2eeBuilder product
Anonymous writes "Cleveland, OH -- May 20, 2003 -- Ohioedge, the provider of #1 open source Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Server software announced...
Red Hat, Linux, consumers, money – do they mix?
- By John Lettice, The Register -
Earlier this year Red Hat split its range into two segments - effectively, business and everything else. It...
Tracking Tux: Research Round-Up
- By Barbara French, Tekrati -
IDC takes issue with Open Source software in Nordic region political agendas. Stateside, SuSE, Red Hat and Debian...
SCO upsets industry with Linux battle
SCO's decision last week to send warning letters to 1,500 international Linux customers, informing them of their potential legal liability for...
Win4Lin Workstation Edition 5.0 Extends Ability to Bridge Windows Users to Linux
State of the Art Solution for bringing Novell, DirectX, ERP, and other enterprise applications to Linux.
Austin, TX NeTraverse today announced immediate availability of...