TurboLinux, Inc.
today announced a national seminar series with IBM called “Mission Possible” to showcase the latest
enterprise solutions for Linux, from NewsAlert.

According to Business Wire, the combined company becomes the country’s largest vendor-neutral Linux solutions provider and
offers the most comprehensive selection of Linux products and solutions, support, information and
services.

Linuxnewbie tutorial to set up USB Creative Video Blaster II for Linux.

The Register reports, The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) – most famous for
bringing court cases against MP3-based companies like Napster and
Diamond Multimedia – has “reached agreement” with National Music
Publishers Association (NMPA) on how to allow licensing of music over the
Internet.

In the world’s first cyberelections, Karl Auerbach defeated six other
candidates to become North America’s representative to the Internet
Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, Associated Press on Wired News.

WebEvent 3.4 BETA 1 source-code now available for public preview, announces Linux PR.

The Free Standards Group today announced the release of the
first version of the Linux Development Platform Specification, LDPS, reports NewsAlert, the LDPS allows portability in application development to all generally available Linux distributions.

Linux PR:
Lutris Technologies Inc., an Open Source enterprise software and
services company, today announced that Lutris will showcase Lutris Enhydra
3.0, the commercially supported Open Source JavaTM/ XML Wireless
application server at the Intel eXCHANGE Expo.

VA Linux Systems, Inc. today announced the immediate availability of Debian GNU/Linux software on its
2200 series Internet servers, complete with technical support, services and free updates via the
Internet, from Business Wire. (Full disclosure: NewsForge is owned by VA Linux.)

FreeBSD 4.1 is reviewed in this article from osOpinion.