May 20, 2002
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In February 1999, IBM announced it would support Linux and a partnership with Red Hat. By July of that year, Advanced Communication Design, a developer and OEM of in-store interactive digital audio and video merchandising systems, made history by being … Continue reading
April 16, 2002
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So where is Caldera going with its older operating systems? Linux may be all fine and dandy, but the fate of OpenServer is what the people at the DTR Business Systems reseller show in Las Vegas earlier this month wanted … Continue reading
February 25, 2002
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Without any fanfare, Corel, once a leading Linux light, first abandoned Linux and is now abandoning Open Source. Its Open Source site, OpenSource Corel, closes on March 1. Along with it goes Corel’s well received WINE fork, its work on … Continue reading
October 15, 2001
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Once upon a time, there was a community bound together by the dream of free software and building a real Unix-style operating system. But, despite the best efforts of Richard Stallman and others, that’s all it was — a dream … Continue reading
April 23, 2001
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CALDERA AND SCO WILL finally exchange wedding vows next month, and SCO integrators are eager to attend the ceremony. During the May 4 event, Caldera’s pending purchase of UnixWare, OpenServer and SCO Professional Services is expected to receive shareholder approval. … Continue reading
February 3, 2001
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Although the new bells and whistles are great, technology alone won’t guarantee success. OK, Linux 2.4 can do serious enterprise computing lifting. With it, you can run up to 32 Pentium-class processors using symmetric multiprocessing (SMP). Come the day Itanium … Continue reading