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  • Tux taking off in pop culture

    When it comes to one penguin, many geeks are letting their love floe. Tux may have surpassed Tennessee Tuxedo as the most popular penguin on the planet.  Article

  • OSDL prioritizes Linux capabilities

    The Open Source Development Lab is asking for feedback on a document that prioritizes the Linux capabilities required by enterprise applications.  Article

  • Survey: IT spending back from the dead

    TechTarget's exclusive 2004 spending research found that many of the nearly 750 IT professionals surveyed have some reason for optimism.  Article

  • LPI satisfies demand for vendor-neutral Linux certs

    The Linux Professional Institute's (LPI's) Linux certification exams are easily accessible and inexpensive; actually, they're free to those who attended LinuxWorld Conference and Expo last week. But they're not easy. Since 2000, about 40,000 people h...  Interview

  • Red Hat engineer talks enterprise Linux

    NEW YORK -- Red Hat Inc. joined the growing number of server makers and Linux distributors that are offering some sort of financial protection for its customers against legal action by the SCO Group last week prior to LinuxWorld Conference and Expo. ...  Interview

  • LinuxWorld notebook: Users can wait on 2.6

    Think enterprise Linux likes the bleeding edge? Not so, according to users attending this week's LinuxWorld Conference & Expo. They are in no rush to embrace the 2.6 version of Linux. Also, people may think companies like Linux for the cost, but cont...  Article

  • LinuxWorld keynote: Novell exec spotlights support, not suit

    If Novell's chief exec has his way, CIOs will soon be very comfortable with implementing Linux. Jack Messman pledged that during his keynote address at the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo this week.  Article

  • Time management in a crazed IT department

    Long hours and constant crisis are the hallmarks of IT work. Yet those who have logged many an hour on the job have found some techniques to make it easier.  Tip

  • Commentary: Addition of IPsec locks down 2.6 kernel

    SearchEnterpriseLinux.com expert adviser Kenneth Milberg comments on the security upgrades in the 2.6 Linux kernel, in particular the addition of IPsec.  Article

  • Serious security flaw fixed in Linux kernel

    A vulnerability in the Linux kernel has been patched and administrators are urged to repair their systems. The flaw could escalate a user's privileges and enable him to run code.  Article

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