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Microsoft SDK license disallows the use of “viral software”
Author: JT Smith
Linux Today: "This is an interesting enough development: the SDK license agreement for Microsoft's Mobile
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IBM rebuilds its Linux Itanium developer kit
Author: JT Smith
IBM recently updated their Linux Itanium developer kit. Release update notes: "The Developer Kit has been rebuilt to support glibc 2.2 and...
Transmeta cuts second-quarter sales forecasts
Author: JT Smith
Bloomberg: "Transmeta Corp., a start-up chipmaker that
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Ellison finesses Oracle 9i pricing
Author: JT Smith
IDG: "Oracle Corp. Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer Larry Ellison touted Wednesday the
clustering feature of the company's...
Red Hat database ready to roll
Author: JT Smith
More information on Red Hat's planned database services? Sources tell eWEEK that the company will start offering PostgreSQL relational database services through...
CodeWeaver unveils its new Wine Application Database
Author: JT Smith
-By Dan Berkes-
Will Word and Wine work well with each other? How about Half-Life and Wine? Photoshop? The answers are just a...
SharpDevelop .70 released
Author: JT Smith
Christoph Wille writes, "One day after Microsoft released Beta 2 of the .NET SDK, Mike Krüger released a rewrite of his GPL'ed...
GNOME 2.0: What really happened
Author: JT Smith
Anonymous Reader writes, "Here is some behind-the-scenes information. This whole GNOME saga exploded because of a misunderstanding between Red Hat and...
Roundup: Red Hat in the black
Author: JT Smith
There's been all kinds of coverage on Red Hat's Q1 earnings announcement Tuesday. From IDG News Service: "Red Hat Tuesday reported a...
Summary of the GNOME world
Author: JT Smith
LWN.net has the newsletter. Among the items: "2.0 continues to shape up with information being centralised on the 'dotplan'
pages at developer.gnome.org. ...