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Lineo axes half its staff
Author: JT Smith
The Register follows up on reports that embedded Linux specialist Lineo is getting rid of over half of its staff, "through a...
Bankruptcy, more layoffs in Linux businesses
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet reports that
Lineo has laid off more than half of its work force, and Ebiz Enterprises has filed...
Minutes of the GNOME-2.0 Coordination meeting 11 September 2001
Author: JT Smith
"The meeting initially planned at 5pm GMT on the phone actually occured on
IRC due to difficulties with international phone calls."
Minutes of the...
Tux goes back to school
Author: JT Smith
- By Dan Berkes -
September, at least the version of it that plays in the Northern Hemisphere, is a time for changes....
Computer recovery companies go to work
Author: JT Smith
Tuesday's attacks have led to a surge in business for disaster-recovery companies, reports CNET News.com. Comdisco says it's now supporting 35 corporate...
NYSE: Markets to stay closed Thursday
Author: JT Smith
The earliest date for a full repoening of the U.S. stock markets is Friday, with some securities trading as early as tomorrow....
Adam Fedor of the GNUstep Project: Mac OS X to Linux ports to be...
Author: JT Smith
JigSaw writes, "GNUstep provides an Object-Oriented application development framework and tool set for use on a wide variety of computer platforms. It...
Internet C++ now GPLed
Author: JT Smith
Posted at LWN.net: "Internet C++/IVM, a high-speed open-source alternative toJava and .NET now
carries a GPL license. Containing a complete virtualized operating system,
C++...
Nasdaq to resume trading as ‘soon as possible’
Author: JT Smith
Reuters reports that Nasdaq, the No. 2 U.S. stock market, may make an announcement about resuming trading later today.
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Bumpy ride continues for Turbolinux: No more package sales in U.S.
Author: JT Smith
- By Mike Newlands -
A turbulent year for San Francisco-based Open Source and proprietary software developer Turbolinux Inc. is far from...