Saw over at OSNews that MozillaQuest has posted another SCO article
Thousands of scornful members of the Linux community have signed an online petition to "highlight the pomposity" of SCO's claim to ownership of intellectual property in Linux.
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Performance Inspector puts your finger on the pulse of your C/C++ and Java code, helping you nail down performance bottlenecks and problems with Linux kernel interaction. The suite of tools includes sample-based profiling, monitoring at the thread level, and more.
The companies say SCO Group's attempt to obtain royalties for Unix won't likely affect them, while Red Hat says it will defend itself against any challenges.
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Opera Software, a browser maker based in Oslo, Norway, released an update to its browser for use with the Linux operating system.
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The software giant is acquiring the rights to Unix technology from SCO Group, a move that could dramatically impact the battle between Windows and Linux.
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The penguin has landed. Well, not exactly. But in one small step for Linux believers and their kind, a NASA analyst recommends moving some software work to an open-source model.
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eWeek has posted a news story on Kernel 2.6
Cash-strapped SCO Group sends ripples through the Linux industry with claims that its Unix code has been illegally incorporated into the open-source OS.
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Linux has improved significantly in the last two years for businesses, according to a new study, but Unix still outpaces the operating system.
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The German company says it will keep backing the UnitedLinux code base despite SCO's intellectual-property claims on Linux, as Red Hat and MandrakeSoft shrug off the matter.
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Saw over at OSNews:
LinuxBeginner has posted a new article:
A year ago this Mother's Day weekend, I converted my mom, a 67 year old mother of 3, and grandmother of 4, to Linux.
Mom's not at all computer savvy.
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A year ago this Mother's Day weekend, I converted my mom, a 67 year old mother of 3, and grandmother of 4, to Linux.
Mom's not at all computer savvy.
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Hewlett-Packard is selling a low-cost "people's notebook" running Linux, believed to be the first time that the US IT giant has sold a consumer computer with the open-source operating system installed. HP custom-made the Linux notebook to support a Thai government drive to increase computer ownership, reported the English-language Thai dailies The Bangkok Post and The Nation.
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Linux was the talk of the Oracle database user conference in the US last week, with firms looking at evaluating or moving corporate applications with database servers to run on the open source operating system.
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Red Hat's expansion plans for Asia may be boosted by an agreement to develop and market its Linux product with Fujitsu
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After a dispute over the name of its 'Firebird' browser, the open-source group appears to be going back to using its eponymous original title
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