Citrix systems will wrestle with Microsoft in their .Net
strategy for portal technology market share, in what
analysts describe as the next user interface
revolution, from I.T. News.

ZDNet eWeek reviews four scripting languages, Allaire’s ColdFusion, Apache’s Tomcat (JSP), Microsoft’s ASP, and PHP Development’s PHP.

HardwareCentral offers some insight into the Crusoe’s workings and analysis of prospective performance.

Business Wire reports, Tripwire, Inc., the leading provider of
data and network integrity solutions, today announced the availability of its Open Source product for
the Linux operating system.

Comparing the Indian Internet market to others like the U.S., ‘Net activist John Barlow said that countries which did not have deep ties to the industrial economy would be more unfettered to harness the Information Age. Indians have a particular strength in being able to deal with uncertainty, ambiguity and chaos, according to Barlow. The story’s from FreeOS.com. – Submitted by Mayank

iPlanet E-Commerce
Solutions, a Sun-Netscape Alliance, today unveiled the iPlanet Intelligent
Communications Platform, the industry’s first open, extensible software
platform designed to enable the rapid delivery of communication and
collaboration services over converged voice, wireline and wireless networks, from PRNewswire.

LinuxManiac.DE is a new service for the German Linux community, that
informs about latest software news, according to Linux PR. Additionally it will be a nice repository
for software-related information.

All Linux Devices reports, Red Hat, a leader in developing, deploying and managing open
source Internet infrastructure, today announced that it is working with Square
D Company to design next-generation,
Internet-based power management
solutions built on Red Hat Embedded Linux.

Business 2.0 article asks, “What
happens under the eminently plausible scenario wherein Torvalds, widely regarded
as the ‘benevolent dictator’ of the Linux operating system, and synonymous with
the Linux project in the public mind, decides to quit? Or retires to a desert isle? Or
gets sick? Or gets hit by a bus?”

Oracle continues to open its application hosting strategy to partners, reports CNET News.