Red Hat Inc. said it entered the publishing business on Wednesday, with plans to publish "Wide Open", a publication catering to open-source professionals.
Read more
Read more
The leading seller of the Linux operating system plans an expansion into China, potentially including a partnership with China's Red Flag Linux.
Read more
Read more
OSNews has posted a review of Red Hat Linux 9 on Laptops
In response to SCO Group's legal action against Linux, Red Hat is offering new legal protection that guarantees the company will replace any code found to infringe copyrights.
Read more
Read more
The company plans to expand its network service so customers can set up or reconfigure Linux servers from afar, a "provisioning" system that marks its entry into utility computing.
Read more
Read more
OSNews reports that Red Hat has released Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 Update 1
Red Hat, the top seller of the open-source Linux operating system, took a $500,000 charge in conjunction with a licensing agreement that settles a lawsuit by typeface developer Agfa Monotype.
Read more
Read more
FedoraNEWS.org has posted a tutorial on MySQL Command Center
The software maker begins public testing of an update designed to make its new premium Linux product work better on IBM servers and computers that use Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron chip.
Read more
Read more
The Linux seller plans to expand into a new Java software market in the first half of 2004, encroaching on the application server turf of IBM, BEA Systems and Sun Microsystems.
Read more
Read more
Engineers from Fujitsu Ltd. and Red Hat Corp. have begun working together at a Red Hat office in Boston to strengthen the capabilities of Linux for large corporations as part of a global Linux partnership between the two companies, according to Fujitsu.
Read more
Read more
The company's industry-leading version of Linux is about to complete a yearlong process of achieving Common Criteria certification, which could unlock the public sector for Linux.
Read more
Read more
The company's discount program is meant to attract students and educational institutions, a strategically important customer set for technology companies.
Read more
Read more
The renewal rate for support subscriptions to the company's high-end Linux product was more than 90 percent in the most recent quarter, well above what analysts are told to expect.
Read more
Read more
Red Hat Inc. is offering a new training course, designed to improve the security skills of users, it said Tuesday.
Read more
Read more
SAN FRANCISCO - Linux may be a free operating system, but the days of free copying may be numbered for Red Hat Inc. customers who, as of this spring, will no longer be able to receive support from Red Hat without purchasing a support license for every version of Red Hat's server software that they run.
Read more
Read more
Red Hat's chief executive has said that Linux needs to mature further before home users will get a positive experience from the operating system, saying they should choose Windows instead.
Read more
Read more
Prominent Linux vendor Red Hat Inc. is dropping its free Linux product range and asking customers to migrate to its priced Enterprise Linux, the company said Monday.
Read more
Read more
The third issue of the german Red Hat Magazine will be released tomorrow (October 30th). The magazine comes now with Red Hat Linux 9.B instead of Fedora Core. Red Hat Linux 9.B is another refreshed release of RH9 which contains all security patches.
Version 2.6 of the heart of Linux is expected soon, but it could be 2005 before the top Linux seller includes it in its corporate operating system product.
Read more
Read more
