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The software maker offers new evidence regarding the SCO Group's Unix rights and demands that the company drop its suit against IBM.

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The Open Source Development Labs has signed a new Asian partner, Japanese telecommunications company Nippon Telephone and Telegraph. NTT will participate in OSDL's Data Center and Carrier-Grade Linux efforts, which are company-neutral efforts to improve the open-source operating system for use on large servers and telecommunications gear, respectively, OSDL said on Tuesday.

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Linux Networx has named new executives to spearhead work with customers in Europe and with government customers, the company said on Wednesday. The Salt Lake City-based company specializes in linking low-end Linux servers into high-performance technical computing clusters.

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Now that the 2.6 kernel has been finalized, Linux distributors will build it into their operating systems and bring it to market over the next few months.

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The computer virus knocks out SCO Group's Web site, and the company expects the massive denial-of-service attack to continue until Feb. 12.

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XFree86.org president David Dawes announced a draft of a new version of the XFree86 license on the XFree86.org mailing list yesterday. The new license is scheduled to become effective with the 4.4.0 release. According to Dawes, the change is being made in order to "ensure that XFree86 and its contributors are receiving due credit for their work." A draft of the new license along with the original can be found here.

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