CodeWeavers says new version of software bringing Windows programs to Linux supports Apple's music application.
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The biggest proportion of attacks on Linux systems come from authorized users, and most were enabled by security misconfigurations, according to a new survey of Linux developers from Evans Data Corp.
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CRM will be a hot topic at the LinuxWorld show in San Francisco as a new open-source CRM software company launches and an existing player announces that it's porting its CRM software to Linux.
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Netline Internet Service will announce at LinuxWorld that it is open-sourcing its Open-Xchange Server, the core technology behind its Linux-based groupware, collaboration and messaging application, under the GNU General Public License.
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The longtime Microsoft partner will offer open-source software on its multiprocessor servers.
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Company that sells insurance against Linux-related intellectual-property litigation reports results of months-long review.
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LinuxWorld will showcase company strategies to get an edge over competitors in the open-source world.
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A buyout of the Linux seller would hurt rival IBM, according to Sun COO Jonathan Schwartz.
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Good thing these confabs aren't in the same town: Penguinistas get down at LinuxWorld in S.F. while the SCO Forum rages in Vegas.
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Big Blue is creating an open-source project around Cloudscape, a niche Java database, CNET News.com has learned.
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OSNews has posted part 2 of their Video Production with Linux series
Computer Associates announces which parts of its Ingres R3 enterprise database will be open-sourced, a move an official says is about "fostering the ability to attract people who'll take the product in a different direction."
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The software maker moves source code to Apache and beefs up tools on its developer collaboration Web portal.
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The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has given the green light to a project that will build the largest ever supercomputer based on Silicon Graphics Inc.'s (SGI) 512-processor Altix computers.
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Black Duck pulls in $5 million, which will be used to hire new personnel and bring its ProtexIP service to market.
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The SCO Group Inc. and investment firm BayStar Capital L.P. are apparently unable to agree on whether or not a June stock repurchase agreement between the two companies has closed, and BayStar now intends to file a lawsuit against the Unix vendor, according to statements issued by the two companies on Friday.
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Open-source developers won't have the Geronimo project's Java application server written on time to hit target date.
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Stock-and-cash dispute settlement between Linux foe and its investor held up by unspecified dispute.
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JimF has posted an article on security for the individual and small business
