Linux clustering solutions are flurishing

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High-availability solutions for Linux clusters are now available from several Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), and span a range of capability and complexity. HA clusters are expected to become common in the near future. It should no doubt become important as Linux clusters become mainstream. This whitepaper covers clustering solutions using IBM hardware, standard Linux distributions and Open Source software.

Free and Open Source Software - Part 3

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Hexus.net has published the final chapter of Jo Shields' guide to Free and Open Source Software. Part 3 contains some of the tweaks and more advanced tasks that you might want to perform under the Linux Operating System.

Cherry to launch keyboard for Linux users

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Linux users in German-speaking countries and the U.K. will have an opportunity to buy keyboards specially designed for the open source operating system in late September, when Cherry GmbH launches what the company claims is the world's first Linux keyboard.

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Developing Eclipse based apps on Linux made easier

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IDC projects that Linux will run on 25 million desktops by the year 2007. The driving force of this expansion will be applications and products that are enabled to run on the Linux operating system. Eclipse, an open source platform for development tools, makes it easier to deliver applications and solutions on Linux, and the newly released Eclipse developement package, available at no charge, makes it even easier. It consists of the latest open source Eclipse SDK (v3.0) from Eclipse.org, plus the latest IBM Java Runtime Environment (JRE) for Linux. With the addition of the IBM JRE to the package, developers can now develop, test, and deploy their Java applications with IBM's runtime environment.

Lindows postpones IPO indefinitely

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Lindows, the Linux-based software developer best known for its legal battles with Microsoft Corp., has indefinitely shelved its plans to become a publicly traded company due to "current adverse market conditions," it announced Wednesday.

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IBM seeks dismissal in second part of SCO case

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SAN FRANCISCO - IBM Corp. is seeking dismissal of a second major component of the lawsuit filed against it last year by Unix vendor The SCO Group Inc., according to court documents filed Friday by IBM. The documents, filed with the U.S. District Court for the District of Utah, argue that SCO's breach of contract allegations should be dismissed from the lawsuit.

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Europe Back on the Linux Client Track

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Despite the continuing patent issues and new lower pricing moves from Microsoft, several E.U. municipalities, such as Vienna, are planning on moving client desktops to Linux and open-source software.

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Novell moves again to dismiss SCO's claims

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Two months after a Utah judge refused to dismiss a slander lawsuit filed against Novell Inc. by The SCO Group Inc., the Linux vendor has again moved for dismissal in the case, according to documents filed late last week in the U.S. District Court for the District of Utah.

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