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Quick Takes: Novell announces full support for Linux
Novell Inc.'s Premium Service support option now covers Linux services, the company announced. Also included in this week's edition of Quick Takes are items from CodeWeavers, Cyclades, SuSE Linux and JBoss. Article | 13 May 2004
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Kernel maintainer: Linux 2.6 delivering on its promise
Andrew Morton, keeper of the Linux 2.6 kernel, says things are sailing along smoothly. His advice for ISVs and enterprises: start testing applications on the new kernel to remove any kinks before major vendor support is available. Article | 13 May 2004
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SuSE CTO: Novell gives Linux 'muscle'
Novell Inc. is banking its re-entry into the consciousness of IT shops on Linux. Through its acquisitions of Ximian and SuSE Linux AG last year, Novell is working hard to regain its stature as a major technology player. In this interview, SuSE chief ... Interview | 05 May 2004
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BayStar calls for changes at SCO
SCO investor BayStar Capital breaks its silence on why it wants to cash out its stock in SCO. Article | 22 Apr 2004
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BayStar wants to cash out of SCO deal
Citing a breach of the Exchange Agreement between itself and the SCO Group, BayStar Capital wants to redeem its 20,000 shares in SCO. Article | 16 Apr 2004
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Try before you buy with Linux 2.6
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com expert adviser Nigel McFarlane takes you on a step-by-step Linux 2.6 implementation. Article | 14 Apr 2004
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Quick Takes: Linux COE program launched
The Open Group announced a new program to facilitate COE certification for Linux, leading off this edition of Quick Takes. Also included are items from JBoss Inc., Scyld Software, and InfiniCon Systems. Article | 12 Apr 2004
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Quick Takes: Linux Professional Institute certifies training center
The Training Camp is designated an LPI approved training partner, leading off this week's edition of Quick Takes. Also included are items from Pupesoft.com, Lindows Inc. and JBoss Inc. Article | 01 Apr 2004
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Red Hat CEO: Business of Linux validated
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Red Hat Inc. sits atop the heap of Linux distributors. As the 11-year-old publicly traded Raleigh, N.C.-based company steams toward adolescence, it has nearly $1 billion in cash in the back with which to beat back Novell Inc.'s ch... Interview | 30 Mar 2004
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Users: No second thoughts on Linux use
SCO's suits against AutoZone and DaimlerChrysler may have added a dash of reality to its threats against Linux, but enterprise users are hardly scared off. Article | 25 Mar 2004