OSNews posted impressions from the LinuxWorld expo
Will release open-source software that lets Windows video and audio format files play on a Linux computer.
Real to plug Windows media support into Linux
Real to plug Windows media support into Linux
Oracle is doubling the number of Linux systems pretested by its Validated Configurations program.
Oracle enhances Linux pretesting
Oracle enhances Linux pretesting
Motorola Inc. is developing all its advanced phone features on Linux first, leading a charge that will accelerate with this week's LinuxWorld Conference and Expo.
Motorola turns to Linux for phones
Motorola turns to Linux for phones
The server and software company will begin releasing open-source components this year and also will open up Java for gadgets.
Sun expands open-source Java plan
Sun expands open-source Java plan
IBM is porting Lotus Sametime to Linux, the first time this enterprise instant messaging platform will support the popular open source operating system.
IBM preps Linux version of Sametime
IBM preps Linux version of Sametime
Both NT Compatible and Linux Compatible forums have been merged and moved to it's own domain. The new forum software supports many new features including attachments.
The forum is still integrated with both websites, e.g. you can comment on news stories using your forum login.
Visit the new forums
The forum is still integrated with both websites, e.g. you can comment on news stories using your forum login.
Visit the new forums
SCALE 5x the Southern California Linux Expo has issued a call for papers. SCALE 5x will be held on Feb 10-11, 2007 at the Los Angeles Airport Westin. Past speakers have included Chris Dibona, Jon "maddog" Hall, and Andrew Morton. If you are working on an interesting open-source / Linux related project, or just want to address the community, SCALE welcomes you to submit a presentation proposal.
Intel released open-source drivers for its graphics cards on Wednesday, a bid to win Linux allies and give the operating better support, but graphics rival ATI Technologies has indicated it won't follow suit when it comes to the software that lets operating systems communicate with its workstation and PC graphics cards.
ATI: We like our proprietary Linux drivers
ATI: We like our proprietary Linux drivers
CoolTechZone.com has posted a new column: Is Linux Ready For The Fight Ahead?
Linux leader maintains his objections to provisions against digital rights managment.
Torvalds critical of new GPL draft
Torvalds critical of new GPL draft
Search engine giant offers now hosts open-source programming projects, an alternative to SourceForge.net.
Google launches open-source repository
Google launches open-source repository
Second draft of version 3 of the General Public License "clarifies" digital rights management provisions, a point of contention.
New GPL draft takes second crack at DRM
New GPL draft takes second crack at DRM
IBM Corp.'s low-end servers and middleware for the first time will support XenSource Inc.'s open-source Xen virtualization technology, since it's included in Novell Inc.'s new Suse Linux distribution, IBM announced Monday.
IBM backs Xen
IBM backs Xen
IBM is debuting a version of the desktop colloboration software that runs on the open-source operating system.
Lotus Notes tuned for Linux
Lotus Notes tuned for Linux
OSWeekly.com published a new article: Why Linux Has Failed Beginners
Phoronix posted screenshots of Opera v9.0 running under Linux
Phoronix posted screenshots of The GIMP v2.3.9
Phoronix have launched an ATI Linux driver blog
Phoronix published screenshots of LG3D LiveCD v2.5 (Project Looking Glass)
