Novell Inc.'s latest pitch to lure Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) customers to migrate to Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise appears to be a tough sell.
Read more »Linus Torvalds’ old company acquired and gone
Transmeta, once a sparkling startup that set out to beat Intel and AMD in mobile computing, announced that it will be acquired by Novafora. The company’s most famous employee, Linux inventor Linus Torvalds, kept the buzz and rumor mill about the company throughout its stealth phase alive and guaranteed a flashy technology announcement in early 2000.
Read more »Sustainability in Uncertain Times
Today we are posting our audited financial statements and tax form for 2007. We have also posted an FAQ. As in past years, I’ll use this event as an opportunity to review both our financial status and our overall effectiveness in moving the mission forward.
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Ulteo unveils the first Open Source virtual desktop
Following its commitment to desktop virtualization solutions, Ulteo, an Open Virtual Desktop Infrastructure company, announced today that they were releasing the first installable version of their Open Virtual Desktop solution for enterprises.
Read more »Open Source Business Cluster launched in New South Wales
On the 7th November 2008, at the Australian Google Headquarters in Sydney, New South Wales, an Open Source Business Cluster was announced. The aim of the cluster is to more effectively market, deliver and provide support for Open Source technology to business and government agencies.
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The Microsoft-Novell Linux deal: Two years later
The controversial arrangement over open source and Windows still creates strong feelings, pro and con.
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Three Ways to Use Free Software Without Ripping Anyone Off
I talk to people a lot about free and open software. I usually find that people have never heard of it before. They are only aware of the expensive CDs that come in almost-empty boxes down at Harvey Norman or the local computer shop.
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How to avoid a Linux-migration disaster
With the economy uncertain and Microsoft Vista failing to gain overwhelming acceptance, many IT departments are considering a migration to Linux.
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Slumberland rests easy after move away from proprietary Unix
In 2005, when Slumberland faced end-of-lifecycle replacements of its proprietary Unix platform, its warehouse management system (WMS) vendor suggested a move to Red Hat Linux and commodity x86 servers. Seth Mitchell, the infrastructure team manager at the large furniture retailer, gladly agreed.
Read more »Bytemark
Is Bytemark the right hosting server for you, GNU/Linux lover? We interviewed Matthew Bloch, one of the founders of British hosting company, Bytemark. He talks about his company, and their commitment to free software. You be the judge!
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Nuclear winter for tech startups? Not if you're open source
Layoffs gathering steam as Web 2.0 startups scramble to cut costs, but open source looks much healthier
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The iPhone Could Have Been a Linux Machine
The ongoing Tony Fadell/ Mark Papermaster law-court shuffle is far outside of the Gadget Lab coverage zone), but one fascinating fact has emerged from the dust storm of speculation: Fadell, the Father of the iPod, wanted to make a Linux-based iPhone. How do you think Steve Jobs took that one?
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The most straightforward wizardless way to create an envelope in OpenOffice.org Writer
Envelopes can be problematic. Yes. This is primarily because envelopes are not Letter or Legal. Each printer has its own approach to printing, and you'll need to do a little experimenting.
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Interview: Amanda McPherson on the $25 Billion Linux Ecosystem
Last month, the open source community was buzzing over a report released by the Linux Foundation that placed the value of the Linux ecosystem at around $25 billion.
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Linux smartphone shipments up 49 percent
Other findings include big gains for Apple and RIM, and a 49 percent increase in sales of Linux smartphones.
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