SYS-CON Radio interviews John H. Terpstra, a co-founder of the Samba Team, who talks about his new book due out in November 2003, 'The Official Samba 3 How-To and Reference Guide' (Prentice Hall PTR), live at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo 2003 in San Francisco.

SYS-CON Radio interviews Bruce Perens, Editor of Prentice Hall PTR, live at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo 2003 in San Francisco.

SYS-CON Radio interviews Paul Jenkins of Addison UK, live at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo 2003 in San Francisco.

SYS-CON Radio interviews Randall McComas, VP Global Sales and Marketing of Interphase about the role that Linux is playing in the move from proprietary systems to COTS, live at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo 2003 in San Francisco.

SYS-CON Radio interviews David Turek, Vice President, IBM Deep Computing of IBM about the world's most powerful Linux supercomputer: the new AMD Opteron processor-based eServer 325 Systems which will serve as foundation of advanced grid system for life sciences re...

SYS-CON Radio interviews Volante Technologies about their Java on Linux solutions, live at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo 2003 in San Francisco.

SYS-CON Radio interviews Michael Robertson, CEO of Lindows.com, Inc. about the Future of Linux on the Desktop, live at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo 2003 in San Francisco.

SYS-CON Radio interviews Jeff Benck, Director, Product Marketing, IBM eServer xSeries, live at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo 2003 in San Francisco.

SYS-CON Radio interviews Eric Forler, Senior Product Development Manager of Xandros, Inc. about winning over corporate Windows users, live at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo 2003 in San Francisco.

Lately, a lot of energy has been focused on the SCO Group/Linux IP fiasco, ignoring a potentially more damaging trend in the computer industry. Every day, it seems, we see a new lawsuit in which some obscure company (or in some cases, corporate megalith) sues a ...

With AOL's decision to cast their Netscape team loose, proponents of Linux on the desktop may start to worry what the long-term browser prospects for Linux will be.

(July 7, 2003) - Setting aside the legal conspiracy theories regarding Linux/Microsof t/SCO/IBM/The Trilateral Commission/The Freemasons, it?s becoming more and more pertinent to ask the question: what?s the future of commercial dialects of the Unix operating system?

(June 5, 2003) - The Apache Jakarta Struts framework is finally moving to release Struts 1.1. The oft-delayed release, pending for over a year now, will go final around the end of June, if no new serious bugs show up. Release Candidate 2 will be released over th...