NEW ORLEANS - Hewlett-Packard (HP) may soon support a version of the Linux operating system designed for its NonStop line of fault-tolerant servers, an HP executive hinted Wednesday.
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Top EU official accuses major companies that sell open-source software of treating open-source developers as subcontractors.
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Xandros and EarthLink said Thursday that customers who sign up for Earthlink's premium dial-up service can purchase a Microtel Pc for only $69.99, which comes bundled with a Xandros Linux operating system.
EarthLink Offers $69.99 Subsidized PC
EarthLink Offers $69.99 Subsidized PC
Researchers at a Dutch university are conducting a study for the European Commission on the effect of software patents on innovation -- but the Commission is pressing ahead with plans to introduce the patents in Europe without waiting for the results of the research to be published.
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Finnish cell phone giant becomes the newest computing company to begin offering intellectual property protections to open-source programmers.
Nokia: Linux kernel may use our patents
Nokia: Linux kernel may use our patents
Java technology and XML are arguably the most important programming developments of the last five years. The Java API for XML Processing (JAXP) lets you validate, parse, and transform XML using several different APIs. JAXP provides both ease of use and vendor neutrality. This article shows you how to take advantage of the API's parsing and validation features.
IBM will offer services designed to help customers migrate from Sun's Solaris to Red Hat's Linux.
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Customers can download a release candidate of the latest version of the company's Carrier-Grade Linux Edition, the first to use version 2.6 of the Linux kernel.
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The 2005 IEEE International Conference on Cluster Computing
September 27-30, 2005
Burlington Marriott Boston, Burlington, Massachusetts, USA
http://cluster2005.org
info@cluster2005.org
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Commodity clusters today provide a convenient and cost-effective platform for executing complex computation-, data- and/or transaction-centric applications. Many research and development challenges remain in all areas of cluster computing, including middleware, networking, algorithms and applications, resource management, platform deployment and maintenance, and integration of clusters into computational grids. Cluster 2005 provides an open forum for researchers, practitioners and users to present and discuss issues, directions, and results that will shape the future of cluster computing. This years event is to be held in and around Boston / Cambridge.
See the upcoming Call for Participation for more details.
September 27-30, 2005
Burlington Marriott Boston, Burlington, Massachusetts, USA
http://cluster2005.org
info@cluster2005.org
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Commodity clusters today provide a convenient and cost-effective platform for executing complex computation-, data- and/or transaction-centric applications. Many research and development challenges remain in all areas of cluster computing, including middleware, networking, algorithms and applications, resource management, platform deployment and maintenance, and integration of clusters into computational grids. Cluster 2005 provides an open forum for researchers, practitioners and users to present and discuss issues, directions, and results that will shape the future of cluster computing. This years event is to be held in and around Boston / Cambridge.
See the upcoming Call for Participation for more details.
IBM is planning to introduce what could be the largest corporate blogging initiative so far, in a bid to encourage its 320,000 staff to become more active in online tech communities. The world's largest computer company has prepared a broad range of programs and online materials that staff can access to find out how they can start to blog. Behind the scenes, a small handful of technical innovators developed and deployed an internal blogging service that has grown in a period of just 18 months to just shy of 9,000 registered users spanning 65 countries, 3,097 individual blogs, 1,358 of which are considered active, with a total of 26,203 entries and comments -- all of which has been put together strictly through word-of-mouth promotion. And it's still just a pilot.
South Korean Linux developer Haansoft has joined Open Source Development Labs Inc. (OSDL), a nonprofit industry group that promotes the use of the Linux operating system in enterprises, and will participate in OSDL's Carrier-Grade Linux working group, the group said Thursday.
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The Eclipse project has been providing a high-quality and extensible integrated development environment to the open source community for several years now. Get a head start in using the new Geronimo Eclipse plug-in to develop and deploy Web applications to the Apache Geromimo server.
Eclipse plug-ins and add-ins for ClearCase, ClearQuest, ProjectConsole, Rational Rose, Robot, Rose RealTime, TeamTest, and Test RealTime, listed here will help Rational developers extend and enhance their deployed Rational tools. Go here to Download the newest releases of free trial Rational software.
Really Linux posted a new editorial: "25 Years After DOS: Lessons Learned for Linux"
Two DB skills are better than one and can expand your potential compensation scale. If you've had experience with Oracle and now are starting or want to learn DB2 Universal Database, this article will help you leverage your previous experience and put you on the fast track for learning how to move data from one machine to another, or from one platform to another.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Rather than IT shops settling on one paradigm, mixed environments of commercial and open source software will prevail, Hewlett-Packard CTO and Chief Strategy Officer Shane Robison said Wednesday during a keynote presentation at the Software 2005 conference here.
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Software company adds another open-source luminary to its staff. Jeremy Allison says, "These guys know a lot about file sharing."
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Groovy Builders allows you to side-step the details of markup languages and focus on your application content instead. Groovy Builders can mimic markup languages like XML, HTML, Ant tasks, and even GUIs with frameworks like Swing. They're especially useful for rapid prototyping. Groovy Builders are handy alternative to data binding frameworks when you need consumable markup in a snap.
The Eclipse JDT provides APIs to manipulate Java source code, detect errors, perform compilations, and launch programs. This article will show how you can create Java classes from scratch using the ASTParser. You will learn how JDT services can be used to compile your generated code and also all the ASTParser gotchas will be covered.
Beehive is a new Apache project that simplifies Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) and Web services programming. This article shows how to get started with Beehive and offers a sneak preview of Pollinate, an Eclipse plug-in that creates Beehive applications.
