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Sun finds & exploits hole in the precious GPL
Author: JT Smith
A gaping hole has been discovered in the GNU General Public License, the legal document at the heart of open source, and...
Lotus gives date for Raven beta tests
Author: JT Smith
VNUnet is quotes, "Raven is now set to ship by the end of the year, and is likely to run only...
TurboLinux announces revolutionary clustering solution
Author: JT Smith
Silicon Valley-based TurboLinux Inc. is taking the wraps off a revolutionary clustering solution that enables organizations to focus the combined processing capabilities...
Inprise updates Java tool
Author: JT Smith
Inprise/Borland this week announced JBuilder 4, the latest version of its Java-based cross-platform development environment. The JBuilder 4 productivity environment supports EJB...
Inprise/Borland releases JBuilder 4
Author: JT Smith
PRNewswire announces the release of JBuilder 4, the only enterprise productivity environment that supports Enterprise Java Bean 1.1 compliant development on...
MS says Office 10 will be super cool, but faces StarOffice competition
Author: JT Smith
From a ZDNet story: "With archrival Sun Microsystems Inc. breathing down its neck, Microsoft needs to make good on its Office 10...
Will Open Source group burn Sun?
Author: JT Smith
Publicly, the new Open Source Development Lab (OSDL) hopes to promote Linux in the enterprise. But privately, the OSDL-funded by HP, IBM,...
Linux and B2B; not quite yet
Author: JT Smith
by Jack Bryar
NewsForge Columnist
In the last week or two, I've seen a lot of optimistic projections
concerning the degree to which Linux and...
Sun to release source code
Author: JT Smith
Sun Microsystems, Inc. has announced it
will release the source code for the internationalization technologies for
the Solaris Operating Environment to X.org, a non-profit,...
Linux conquers the business market
Author: JT Smith
By Alex Teodorescu
Until now, Linux has been popular mostly for academic and tech-savvy
users. But
finally, corporations are catching on to the Linux...