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Open declaration gathers heavy support
It's not quite what the founding fathers had in mind, but the Open Group's IT Declaration of Independence is gaining serious grass-roots support and backing from IBM. Article
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San Francisco: My kind of Linux town
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com Editor Jan Stafford explains why you might leave your heart in San Francisco during this year's LinuxWorld Conference & Expo. Article
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LinuxWorld preview: Linux jobs on the rise, so do your homework
Looking for a job at LinuxWorld and everywhere else? IT recruiting expert Scot Melland says you have more grounds for optimism than in recent years. In this Q&A, he describes where the jobs are and how much they're paying. Article
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Generous open source donations ultimately pay off
Software vendors are donating once proprietary software to open source -- and be sure there's a method to their madness. Article
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LinuxWorld preview: What are the Unix vendors' plans for Linux?
Columnist Kenneth Milberg offers his take on which vendor to watch at LinuxWorld, and whether their strategies will actually improve Linux based-technologies. Article
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Novell proving its commitment to Linux
Novell is banking its comeback on Linux, and only time will tell if the vendor will win its wager. Article
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Can you recommend a billing system for an online business?
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Why aren't your learning guides published in PDF format?
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LinuxWorld preview: Linux 2.6 - What's the holdup?
Linux 2.6 is the kernel that gives Linux enterprise credibility. So, asks expert Ken Milberg in this column, why isn't it going to be the toast of LinuxWorld next week? Article
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Who wrote Linux? King Tux, Elvis & Batman tales are finalists, part one
Three tall tales topped 150 others entered in our "Who Wrote Linux?" contest. Prepare to chuckle! Then, cast your vote for your favorite. Article