January 8, 2001
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Latest and long awaited kernel is finally here and it will please the enthusiasts, but don’t rush to install on to your business servers. It’s here! It’s here! Linux 2.4 has arrived and Linux fans are beside themselves with joy. … Continue reading
December 8, 2000
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IBM’s using Linux to deliver e-business on mainframes; may prove to be competition for Sun. Yesterday, IBM took a bite out of Sun by replacing Scandinavia’s biggest telecomm and ISP Telia’s Sun Web-hosting servers with a single IBM mainframe S/390 … Continue reading
October 13, 2000
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And a way into the Linux market. Sun Microsystems is presenting its stock-for-stock merger with leading Linux network appliance maker Cobalt Networks as primary being a way to accelerate Sun”s entry into the server appliance marketplace. That\’s one way to … Continue reading
August 28, 2000
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BIG BLUE IS TRYING TO PUT a happy face on its 64-bit Unix strategy. But many people still are hopping mad over how IBM is handling the morphing of Project Monterey into AIX 5L, an upcoming operating system that’s supposed … Continue reading
August 21, 2000
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IBM insists that Monterey really isn’t dead. Its just metamorphed into AIX 5L. too bad, Caldera/SCO, IBM’s main Monterey partner wasn’t told. Ransom Love, Caldera Systems’ CEO said that IBM’s announcement that Monterey was completed “could not have been an … Continue reading
August 14, 2000
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February 4, 2008–This is a look at a future that never happened. When Caldera bought SCO, we assumed it would stay in the Linux business. We assumed that Red Hat and Caldera/SCO would duke it out for the Linux championship … Continue reading