Archive for 'IBM'
IBM`s New Linux-Based Notes and Symphony Office
BM opens the door for Linux-based servers and desktops with a new Lotus Notes and Symphony bundle for SUSE, Red Hat and Ubuntu Linux.
IBM has seen the future, and in its vision, Linux-based servers and desktops will be powering tomorrow’s office with Lotus Notes and Symphony in what it calls an open collaboration client solution.
The [...]
Posted: January 24th, 2008 under Applications, IBM, Linux, Office Software.
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SCO goes belly-up
Years after it was first predicted, The SCO Group, a Unix and mobile software distributor better known for its Linux litigation, has filed a voluntary petition for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code.
SCO’s Board of Directors unanimously decided that Chapter 11 reorganization is in the best long-term interest of SCO and [...]
Posted: September 14th, 2007 under Business, IBM, Legal, Novell, SCO.
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SCO Goes Down in Flames: Novell owns Unix
The day Linux fans have been waiting for since SCO attacked Linux on May 12, 2003 has finally arrived. U.S. District Court Judge Dale Kimball has ruled that Novell, not SCO, owns Unix’s IP (intellectual property) rights. This, in turn, means the end of SCO’s cases against IBM.
In his 102-page decision, Kimball went on to [...]
Posted: August 10th, 2007 under Business, IBM, Legal, Linux, Novell, SCO, Unix.
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What Comes the Day After SCO Dies?
Some folks I know over at SCO are peeved that no one sees that they won a victory in the latest clash in the SCO vs. IBM saga.
One such objector said, “If the whole world took everything that some people said as the gospel truth, then no, this wouldn’t look very good for SCO. How [...]
Posted: February 11th, 2005 under Business, IBM, Legal, Novell, SCO, Unix.
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Why SCO Thinks It Can Win
LINDON, Utah—In many pro-Linux circles, its a given that The SCO Group Inc. cant possibly win in court. Obviously, SCO disagrees.
In an exclusive interview, eWEEK.com Linux and Open Source editor Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols visited SCO CEO Darl McBride and Chris Sontag, senior vice president of the SCOsource division, at the companys headquarters in Lindon, Utah. [...]
Posted: April 1st, 2004 under Business, IBM, Legal, Linux, SCO.
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