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Commercial support for SAP/Db
Author: JT Smith
Nathalie Bellamy writes: "Linux Motor, a Open Source company, offers new support services (English/French/German) for SAP/Db. These support services include single incidents,...
Minutes of the GNOME Board meeting 26th February 2002
Author: JT Smith
Gwynne: "Late. Mea culpa."
Minutes of the GNOME Board meeting 26th February 2002
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Present:
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Abusing the GPL?
Author: JT Smith
Slashdot is discussing abuse (but not violation?) of the GPL by obfuscation; apparently there's a company out there ready to go with...
FTC gives green light to HP-Compaq acquisition
Author: JT Smith
From Network World Fusion: "Hewlett-Packard's proposed acquisition of Compaq passed a regulatory hurdle Wednesday when the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) concluded its...
Can Linux push Microsoft to free Windows?
Author: JT Smith
NewsFactor Network writes "In its slow -- some would say inexorable -- march into the hearts and minds of computer users, the...
Can Linux push Microsoft to free Windows?
Author: JT Smith
EcommerceTimes.com asks the question. "Though some Linux advocates say the time is coming when Microsoft will be forced to react to the...
Calling all Embedded Linux companies
Author: JT Smith
Anonymous Reader writes: The Board of Directors of the Embedded Linux Consortium has issued an
"open letter" to companies and individuals within the...
Cox: Cheaper chips give new life to Linux
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet has the story: "The advent of affordable 64-bit computing could be the best thing to happen to Linux in a long...
Zeta project is porting Linux to a virtual architecture
Author: JT Smith
- by Tina Gasperson -
On February 8, a terse announcement to the LKML list stated: "A quick note to
tell anybody interested that...
Alan Cox: If I had a hammer…
Author: JT Smith
james writes: "I found this interesting piece on Alan Cox. He says scalability and ease-of-use are the big projects now. Also he's...