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
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