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MontaVista Software to Participate in Programmable World 2003
Annette Oevermann writes "SUNNYVALE, Calif., May 5, 2003 MontaVista Software Inc., the company powering the embedded revolution, today announced it will participate in...
Michael Robertson of Lindows Responds
Naturally, when answering your questions, he boosted his company. (Wouldn't you?) But I assure you, he wrote these answers himself instead of having
them laundered...
2.6 Kernel to Push the Envelope
The Linux 2.6 production kernel promises to be the most advanced open-source platform developed to date, according to computer scientists who...
Oracle database users’ interest in Linux grows
Despite the relative newness of corporate applications running on Linux, attendees at an Oracle database user conference last week said a...
IBM Brings Linux-based Mail Services to Small and Medium Businesses
Linux adoption among mid-sized businesses is growing. According to Gartner Group, 45 percent of mid-sized businesses are already using or
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Louisiana courts go with Linux
- by Anne Zieger -
While open source technology hasn't exactly conquered state governments everywhere, it's begun to make inroads in quite a few,...
Test drive: SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 8 for Intel Itanium2 Processor Family
- by Russell Pavlicek -
With all the talk about AMD's Opteron processors recently, we cannot
forget that Intel, too, has a 64-bit platform that...
MySQL and NetWare: An interview with MySQL’s David Axmark and Larry Stefonic
- by James E. Gaskin -
"We're the Access for Linux," says David Axmark, co-founder and OpenSorcerer (yes, that's the title on his business...
It’s Official: SCO Declares IP Jihad on Linux
Timothy R. Butler writes "Well, it seems to be official. After more rumblings, denials of rumblings, rumblings about the denials of rumblings, SCO is...
A Source for Schools
Like most sensible people, high school teacher Rudy Lopez had never believed in something for nothing. Then again, most people havent...