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Lawyers advise companies to wait for SCO outcome, warn of open source risk
Author: Jay Lyman
They have no doubt that in the end, Linux will live on and the intellectual property issues around it will be resolved...
Why I chose Firefox over Epiphany for my GNOME desktop
Author: Alex Combas
After all the recent announcements concerning cooperation and integration between the Mozilla Foundation and the GNOME Foundation, I decided to compare GNOME's...
CLI magic: got backup?
Author: Joe Barr
You meet the nicest people at the command line: no posturing, no nonsense, just a "get the job done" mentality that seems...
March-April 2004 Status Report
2004 continues on with wonderful progress. Work continues on locking down the network stack, ACPI made more great strides, an ARM...
Astaro raises $6.7 million in second round funding
jpike writes "New York-based Insight Venture Partners team up again with Munich-based Wellington PartnersBURLINGTON, Mass. May 17, 2004 Astaro Corp., developers of...
Commentary: If only Cisco code had been open source
Author: Eric S. Raymond
The 15 May 2004 theft and publishing of the source code for Cisco's
IOS router firmware could mean a wave of exploits...
Offshoring is taking off, Forrester reports
Author: Robin 'Roblimo' Miller
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Forrester
Research's latest estimates of anticipated job offshoring, released
today at the consultancy's annual GigaWorld
2004 conference, are...
SCO Releases Secure User Identity Management Solution for UNIX and Windows Through Microsoft Active
Vintela(TM) Authentication from SCO Release 2.2 adds expanded UNIX platform capability, extended Microsoft Active Directory site and services support, and
enhanced Active Directory domain support
LINDON,...
Follow-Up To Linux’s Achilles’ Heel Column
Fred Langa addresses the most-voiced criticisms of his recent review of Linux problems, including claims that sound isn't that important in...
Cisco investigates source code leak
The technology giant confirms that some of the proprietary source code that drives its networking hardware has appeared on the Internet.
Link: CNET News.com