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Nusphere hosts MySQL training program

Author: JT Smith

From LinuxPR: NuSphere, provider of NuSphere
MySQL, a packaged software product for the open source
database marketplace, announced that it will host Polycon’s MySQL
open source database training seminar from November 13-17 at the
NuSphere corporate office in Bedford, Mass. This is the first official
MySQL training session to be held in North America.

Linux running Bluetooth access points

Author: JT Smith

Slashdotters talk about Red-M’s
demo of its Bluetooth access point, basically it’s an x86 Linux
box with Bluetooth. The company’s product information is also available.

Category:

  • Linux

Focus shifts to Unix as IBM rivals quit mainframe market

Author: JT Smith

From ComputerWorld: “The impending exit of both of IBM’s plug-compatible
mainframe rivals from the mainframe market focuses more attention on
the real battle for the high-end server market: the one between IBM
and Unix server vendors, analysts and users said.”

Category:

  • Unix

O’Reilly backed Web site offers bounties for patent information

Author: JT Smith

ComputerWorld has a feature on BountyQuest, the Tim O’Reilly and Jeff Bezos-backed start-up that allows firms to offer cash bounties as a means of finding
information that could help prove or discredit patent applications.

Indrema vs. Xbox vs. PS2

Author: JT Smith

Slashdot readers discuss an article about the Indrema gaming box, comparing it to the Xbox and Playstation 2.

UniQPrint solution for Linux on the S/390

Author: JT Smith

Macro 4’s UniQPrint gives
users a single point of control for cross-platform enterprise printing from an S/390 platform running
Linux, from Enterprise Linux Today.

Conectiva Linux security announcement: gnupg

Author: JT Smith

gnupg up to and including version 1.0.3 has a flaw in the signature checking code. All gnupg users should upgrade to the latest package, announced at Linux Today.

Category:

  • Linux

Sun unveils dedicated wireless organization

Author: JT Smith

Sun Microsystems, Inc., the leader in Internet computing, today
announced the foundation for delivering advanced services over the wireless
Internet, reports PRNewswire. In front of media, analysts and customers at the company’s
headquarters in Santa Clara, Sun unveiled the strategy, products, programs and
services designed to leverage its expertise in the wired world of the Internet
into the rapidly growing wireless Web infrastructure.

Officefree launches iConfigurator

Author: JT Smith

A 100% Java-based rules engine,
iConfigurator combines many of the benefits from the world of artificial
intelligence with the simplicity of a point and click interface, reports Internet Wire. It is designed
for flexible, scalable, and quick deployment, and since it is written in Java
and JSP, iConfigurator is compatible with all major hardware and operating
systems.

Mission Critical Linux CTO to speak at Software Development East

Author: JT Smith

Business Wire: David Winchell, Chief Technology Officer at Mission Critical Linux, Inc., will present a talk tomorrow afternoon at Software
Development East focusing on enterprise Linux technologies such as high-availability clusters and kernel crash dump analyzers.
The presentation will highlight the design, use, and implications of these cutting-edge technologies and how they enable Linux to
compete in the enterprise market.