IBM has asked the court presiding over its Linux dispute with the SCO Group to issue a prompt ruling that Big Blue did not infringe on SCO's copyrights.
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Enabling great functionality in a mixed environment will give the desktop an edge, the company's vice president of Linux desktop engineering says.
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A year ago this month, the SCO Group exited the Linux business, announcing it would cease sales of the open source operating system and claiming it would have a stronger focus on Unix and the companys growth strategy around Web services.
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D-Silence has posted a news story on the new "waysmall" Linux computers from gumstix
Startup Black Duck Software Inc. will update its product line next week with two new products designed to help companies better manage their use of open-source software.
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BusinessWeek has published an article by Steve Hamm about open-source alternatives to Linux. Thanks lisa.
Novell tries to get SCO's Unix copyright claims dismissed while SCO attempts to get this particular case moved from the federal court to a Utah state court.
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Novell Inc. has introduced a new pricing model for its Suse Enterprise Linux operating system that allows customers to pay a lower flat rate for Linux support, the company announced Wednesday.
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Novell is adding Microsoft Exchange Server to its forthcoming Evolution 2.0 client with its newly open-sourced Connector for Microsoft Exchange Server.
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For the second time, the company has released the source code of a once-proprietary software package that makes it easier to substitute Linux for Microsoft's Windows.
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A federal judge heard arguments from Novell Inc. and The SCO Group Inc. in a Utah court Tuesday in the "slander of title" case brought by SCO against Novell last January.
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The growing popularity of Linux is making smaller companies such as Linux Networx, California Digital and Optimus household names among buyers of supercomputers.
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Bruce Perens, a living Linux legend, is onboard, literally, with Open Source Risk Management, which provides insurance-like protection to Linux users.
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The Royal Bank of Canada sells two-thirds of its investment in the SCO Group to BayStar, giving the hedge fund a boost in its search for changes at the Unix company.
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After months of delay, Novell expects to release a final version of its Mono software development platform by the end of next month, the company said, after releasing the first public beta of the Mono 1.0 software on a Web site earlier this week.
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The National Retail Federation has weighed in against the SCO Group's assertions that Linux users are violating its Unix copyrights.
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The SCO Group laid off a "small" number of employees late last week as part of an effort to make its Unix products group profitable, the company says.
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A new version of the Storyteller CMS System (the PHP/MySQL based backend behind Linux Compatible) has been released. This release comes with many new features including subcategories and themes.
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Sun Microsystems Inc. may be selling servers running Linux, but that doesn't mean it is cutting back on the evolution of Solaris. Among its plans, the company is considering offering a free, open source version of its flagship operating system, said Jonathan Schwartz, the company's recently appointed president and chief operating officer.
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Major application developers like Adobe and Intuit have yet to show much enthusiasm for Linux. Backers say if they wait too long, "good enough" open-source alternatives will emerge.
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