Author: JT Smith
This osOpinion article states, “Linux, like Unix before it, is an example of ‘development by community’, and once we realize that, it changes the focus entirely.”
Category:
- Open Source
SCO into Caldera without getting SCalded
Murdoch’s News Interactive commits to Open Source
Author: JT Smith
The online arm of Murdoch’s News Corporation in Australia has made a major commitment to the new software model, reports LinuxWorld News.
Category:
- Open Source
Tarantella pressures Citrix
Author: JT Smith
The Register reports, Tarantella is putting the pressure on Citrix by releasing its Version 3.0 a week before Citrix regroups at the Thinergy Conference in Florida.
Category:
- Unix
Red Hat warns Linux is moving too fast
Author: JT Smith
Speaking at the Networld + Interop trade show in Atlanta this week, VNUnet News reports, Robert Young of Red Hat said the fast pace of change in the Linux world puts a lot of pressure on users to keep up to date with the latest releases, patches and updates. More from Maximum Linux.
Category:
- Linux
Gates vs. Noorda: Here we go again?
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet News reports, according to Timpanogas Research Group’s CEO Jeff Merkey, Microsoft has threatened Timpanogas with litigation over what
Microsoft claims are violations of its intellectual property rights involving the NT file system.
Microsoft claims are violations of its intellectual property rights involving the NT file system.
XFS Beta release
Author: JT Smith
SGI’s Developer Central announces, the XFS filesystem for Linux has been Beta released.
Sun set to unveil UltraSPARC III
Author: JT Smith
Sun Microsystems Inc. said its new UltraSPARC III would be introduced in New York on Wednesday, along with a new Sun Blade 1000 workstation and a new Sun Fire 280 R server running the new chip, from Reuters.
Phone-to-net application supports Linux
Author: JT Smith
Anyone with a touchtone telephone can broadcast messages on the Internet as streaming audio with the cross platform DoTell Interactive application, says PRNewswire.
Appeals court wants to make short work of MS trial
Author: JT Smith
The US Court of Appeals acted swiftly to take control of the
Microsoft antitrust appeal, ordering the two sides to propose
schedules for the appeals process by October 2, reports ZDCOUK.
Microsoft antitrust appeal, ordering the two sides to propose
schedules for the appeals process by October 2, reports ZDCOUK.
Goodnight, Mac-Boy: living with Mac OS X beta
Author: JT Smith
MacWeek reporter John Welch shares the highlights of his week-long cohabitation with the new release.