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Linux might be too big for Tux
Author: JT Smith
From Wired News: "In the past, LinuxWorld has had a refreshing lightheartedness to it. Since the open-source people who usually flock to...
Tally suggests dot-com shake-out almost over
Author: JT Smith
Reuters: "The number of Internet companies
closing...
OSCAR v1.1 declared a success
Author: JT Smith
August 31, 2001 - Manchester, UK - Representing the Open Cluster Group -
Tim Mattson of Intel proclaims OSCAR v1.1 a success with...
Pioneer-Standard offers integrated Linux solutions to the enterprise market
Author: JT Smith
From PRNewswire: Pioneer-Standard Electronics, Inc.'s (Nasdaq: PIOS) Computer Systems Division
(CSD), a leading distributor and reseller of mid-range solutions, today
announced an innovative initiative...
IMA unveils Solaris/HP-UX-supported IEMS 5.1 at Linux show
Author: JT Smith
Not only does it run on Windows and Linux, but now
it also runs under Solaris and HP-UX operating systems. This is one...
Red Hat CEO pushes Linux in schools
Author: JT Smith
CNet reports on Matthew Szulik's closing keynote at LinuxWorld. "Linux developers must take some of the time they now devote to
...
EFF: Russian programmer and company plead not guilty
Author: JT Smith
Russian programmer Dmitry Sklyarov
and his employer Elcomsoft today pled not guilty to charges
of providing electronic book format conversion software in
the United States....
Happy birthday to us (or, looking to the future of NewsForge)
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
One year ago, during the LinuxWorld Expo, NewsForge quietly launched as the "Web site of record for...
Report: IBM, Intel come to aid of struggling SuSE
Author: JT Smith
IDG News Service quotes a newspaper report, which quotes unnamed sources, saying a new round of funding. raising more than U.S. $45...
LinuxWorld starts with a bang, gaining in the enterprise
Author: JT Smith
From IT-director.com: "As expected, the start of the LinuxWorld conference in San Francisco
...