March 31, 2008
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Despite alleged voting irregularities, Microsoft’s OpenXML format for office documents seems on its way to standardization. According to multiple observers, Microsoft’s OpenXML is on its way to becoming an ISO standard. The three sites that have been following the International … Continue reading
March 30, 2008
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Chances are you haven’t heard of PlateSpin. Trust me, for Novell, which purchased the enterprise data center workload lifecycle management company, this is a major step forward in moving into the data center. PlateSpin’s software enables system administrators to move … Continue reading
March 30, 2008
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Apple sneaked out a new update for the Apple TV on Friday night. While, it’s mostly a bug-fix update, it does bring a handy new feature to the Apple TV as well. Well, it would be handy if it didn’t … Continue reading
March 28, 2008
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Anyone under the delusion that you can’t make money from open source and Linux should have been on Red Hat’s 2008 fiscal year earnings call on March 27. If they had been, they would have heard Red Hat executives report … Continue reading
March 28, 2008
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Come on Microsoft, stop holding out on us. We want our XP SP3! I’ve been running Windows XP3 since release candidate 1 was made available to TechNet members on December 3, 2007. And you know what? It just works. I … Continue reading
March 25, 2008
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If I know anything, I know operating systems. My first one was CICS/MVS on an Amdahl mainframe, followed by VAX/VMS, CP/M-80, TOPS-20, more Unix and Linux variations than you could shake a stick at, every version of DOS and Windows … Continue reading