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The real difference between Linux and freeBSD – a licensing primer
Author: JT Smith
By Tina Gasperson
News Editor
People in the Open Source community have their opinions and convictions about the superiority of one Unix-derived OS over...
Microsoft considers apps for Linux
Author: JT Smith
vnunet News reports, Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer said
...
Uncertain times for TurboLinux, Linuxcare
Author: JT Smith
Upside Today article states, "to get themselves through the tough times, both have cut staff, hired new management and survived on...
Workstation Solutions releases new version of Quick Restore for Linux
Author: JT Smith
Workstation Solutions, Inc. announced major enhancements to Quick Restoreâ„¢ 2.7 that provide increased performance and scalability in data protection of network attached...
AMD slaps Intel around – whose fault is it?
Author: JT Smith
"Every Intel fan, analyst and investor, waited patiently for Intel to slap AMD around a little bit, but the slap never came....
Interview with Peter Cranstone, CEO of Remote Communications
Author: JT Smith
Apache Today's interview with Peter Cranstone about mod_gzip, an open
source server module that acts as an Internet content accelerator and seamlessly...
Gateway slapped with class action suit
Author: JT Smith
ZDCOUK reports that PC manufacturer Gateway found itself the target of a class action
lawsuit Monday, which accuses the company of misleading
...
Are you 40? Might as well be dead, if you’re in IT
Author: JT Smith
Ageism is alive and well in IT according to a survey released this
week, although mounting evidence suggests the UK is suffering...
Splitting Linux! Could a bad dream be coming true?
Author: JT Smith
Among some open source developers, forking equals the end of the
code-development tree's common roots. For others, it's just an
inevitable part...
IDC: strong growth for global software market
Author: JT Smith
The packaged software market will continue to grow at a compound growth rate of 15 per cent through 2004, a new study...