The SCO Group's Web site is blocked by a denial-of-service attack, as the company becomes caught in an increasingly acrimonious row with the open-source community.
Read more
Read more
Developers and users should ignore the copyright lawsuit filed by the SCO Group against IBM and should continue to work with and deploy Linux without fear of the consequences, according to MontaVista Software, a developer of embedded Linux software.
Read more
Read more
One question remains: Is Linux really enterprise-database-ready? Some experts say no, pointing to the fact that the operating system was designed as a version of Unix that would run on a 486 PC, not as the platform for an enterprise-level database, never mind a whole grid of enterprise databases.
Read more
Read more
Netcraft reports that the SCO website is down since over two days
In an effort to broaden Linux's appeal, the open-source software maker says it will bundle its new Enterprise Server 8 with SGI's Altix 3000 servers and superclusters.
Read more
Read more
LinuxInstall.org launches a premium service called Web Service powered by Open Webmail.
This is a monthy subscription service costs $5 per month for 10 Mb of space.
It includes:
* WebMail which allows to check email anywhere
* WebDisk which allows to backup your data
* WebCalendar which allows to track your schedules.
For a limited time until at the end of September, LinuxInstall.org will send you a free copy of LinuxInstall.org CD.
For more information, visit linuxinstall.org
This is a monthy subscription service costs $5 per month for 10 Mb of space.
It includes:
* WebMail which allows to check email anywhere
* WebDisk which allows to backup your data
* WebCalendar which allows to track your schedules.
For a limited time until at the end of September, LinuxInstall.org will send you a free copy of LinuxInstall.org CD.
For more information, visit linuxinstall.org
The company, a specialist in Linux-based software for embedded devices, advises customers not to pay anything to SCO for Linux licensing plans.
Read more
Read more
FootNotes reports that SUN has posted screenshots from Project Mad Hatter
The goal: diverse resources that interoperate. To get there, grids must be built on standard interfaces and protocols, and the Open Grid Services Architecture maps the path. In
this article, we lay out the components of OGSA and explain their significance. The Globus Toolkit 3 is the first major implementation of the standard; others are under development.
this article, we lay out the components of OGSA and explain their significance. The Globus Toolkit 3 is the first major implementation of the standard; others are under development.
IBM Corp. has been quietly stage-managing the open source community's response to The SCO Group Inc.'s $3 billion lawsuit over Big Blue's contributions to the Linux source code, SCO's Chief Executive Officer Darl McBride said in an interview at his company's SCO Forum user conference in Las Vegas this week.
Read more
Read more
OSNews has posted a coverage from the LinuxWorld Expo 2003
The SCO Group is zero for two in its efforts to prove that its Unix software was illegally copied into the Linux operating system, according to Linux advocate Bruce Perens, who on Wednesday said he traced a second example of SCO's disputed code and that it was lawfully included in Linux.
Read more
Read more
NeTraverse says its Win4Lin 5.0 software, which lets users run Microsoft Windows applications on Linux-based PCs, is now available through the massive retail chain's Web site.
Read more
Read more
LAS VEGAS -- The first publicly released sample that The SCO Group Inc. claims was improperly added to the Linux source code has every right to be in Linux, according to open-source advocate Bruce Perens.
Read more
Read more
Despite the spat between The SCO Group and IBM, SCO claims it is working on the next versions of SCO OpenServer, UnixWare, as well as the next version of UnixSVR 6.
Read more
Read more
DUESSELDORF, Germany -- Siemens Business Services (SBS), the IT service provider unit of Germany's Siemens AG, has completed the migration of its payroll system to a platform using the open source Linux operating system.
Read more
Read more
At its gathering for customers and partners, the SCO Group gives a glimpse at the controversial code at the center of its legal battle with IBM and others over Linux.
Read more
Read more
LAS VEGAS - Mixing James Bond video clips with dry analysis of legal contracts and source code, The SCO Group Inc. made its legal case over IBM Corp.'s alleged misappropriation of Linux source code to 650 developers and channel partners at its annual SCOForum trade show in Las Vegas on Monday.
Read more
Read more
The SCO Group's legal wrangling with IBM and threats directed at customers likely will have reverberations throughout the open source community beyond just the Linux operating system.
Read more
Read more
SCO WILL attempt to win its $3 billion case against IBM by arguing that the General Public Licence (GPL) is invalid. That's what a pleader at legal practice Boies Schiller and Flexner is telling the Wall Street Journal today.
Read more
Read more
