According to The Register, OS X on Intel web site creators argue that Apple has to make the major strategic shift and release MacOS X – “a beautiful OS, with all the power of a BSD environment” – for platforms other than its own Mac line, and they point to the success of Linux as a sign of the sense in such a move.

PRNewswire on NewsAlert: Oracle Corp., the largest
provider of software for e-business, today announced the industry’s first clustered
database server on the Linux operating system, Oracle8i Parallel Server.

Wired News speaks with Rep. Howard Coble (R-NC), the chairman of the House subcommittee of courts and intellectual property, and with key members of his staff.

Linux Weekly News reports, SOT, publisher of the #1 Linux in Finland – the home country of Linux
and Linus – is establishing a distribution office for Best Linux in
the USA in response to growing demand.

VA Linux Systems, Inc., Diamond Sponsor of the IDG LinuxWorld Conference & Expo being held this week in Frankfurt, Germany, today announced that it has expanded its operations in Germany, the
UK, the Netherlands and Belgium with a number of key additions to its European team from Business Wire. (Full disclosure: NewsForge is owned by VA Linux.)

Microwindows v0.89pre2 is released with quite a few new capabilities, including handwriting
recognition, graphics keyboard, and a new window manager, reports All Linux Devices.

PRNewswire: SteelEye Technology Inc., a leading provider of reliability platforms for
Linux-based eBusiness applications, today announced that it will demonstrate
high availability Linux clustering solutions for mySAP.com, including
Human Resources, Financials and Logistics components, as well as, Oracle8i
and Apache environments on industry-leading Compaq ProLiant servers during LinuxWorld in Frankfurt, Germany.

When it comes to security, this Enterprise Linux Today article states,
the three basic categories of importance are data integrity, access control and auditing.

ZDNet article proclaims, as XML shoves aside HTML, the simple
nature of the Web and the Web’s user-friendly character is being killed.

LinuxPlanet looks at the AmiWM, a window manager designed to emulate the classic Amiga OS Workbench interface, and takes a trip down Amiga’s memory lane.