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16.2 million DM venture capital for innominate AG

Author: JT Smith

Linux PR reports, the money is to be used for the expansion of the
European branch network and the development of new Linux products.

Category:

  • Linux

VA Linux delivers, diversifies revenue base

Author: JT Smith

First-day IPO hype aside, VA Linux is delivering on exactly what it said it would do — boost margins, post eye-popping revenue growth and diversify its revenue base, reports ZDNet News.
(Full disclosure: NewsForge is owned by VA Linux.)

Category:

  • Open Source

Germany Weighs Internet Tax

Author: JT Smith

ABCNEWS.com reports, under a new Finance Ministry rule, businesses will be taxed every time employees venture into cyberspace on company computers.

LinuxSure offers Global Free Support!

Author: JT Smith

Linux PR reports, Linuxsure, a leading Linux solutions provider and support specialist in the UK is offering free support via its LinuxFreeSupport web site.

Free Speech on the Web? Don’t even talk about it

Author: JT Smith

ZDNet AnchorDesk article interpreting the ruling of the DVD hacker case.

X.Org announces update to X Window System

Author: JT Smith

Linux PR reports, the release of X11R6.5.1 enhances the Standard Graphical User Interface of UNIX and Linux Systems.

OpenBSD’s Good Example

Author: JT Smith

According to this article from RootPrompt.org, there are important lessons to be learned from OpenBSD that those in the Linux community must not ignore.

Category:

  • Linux

Computing 101

Author: JT Smith

Gateway Inc. is admitting publicly what most computer makers generally try to sweep under the rug: using a computer can be pretty darned complicated, reports ABCNEWS.com.

Category:

  • Unix

Korean-language Linux office software launched

Author: JT Smith

HancomLinux has released the first Korean-language office software to run on the Linux operating system, reports The Korean Herald.

Toward a simpler operating system

Author: JT Smith

In this Los Angeles Times article, Charles Pillar explains why Eazel and other Linux developers could make computers easier.