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  • Web tools lead unorthodox charge in Linux migration

    John Horn, the CEO of Independence, Mo.-based Interstate Software, talked with SearchEnterpriseLinux.com about how certain Web development tools that run on Windows could be part of an unorthodox step for companies that are interested in the idea ...  Interview | 27 Oct 2004

  • User gets 'staggering' results from CA's open source database

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  • SQL Server DBAs indifferent to open source threat

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  • Open source making its mark

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  • Customers follow Oracle's Linux example

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  • Open source databases climb corporate ladder

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