IGEL's Latest Linux
Firmware Delivers
Smartcard Security and
Convenience for Virtual
Desktops By Linux News Desk IGEL Technology announced
its latest Linux firmware
upgrade enhancing the
broadest and most
powerful range of thin
clients on the market.
The firmware delivers
enhanced security through
smartcard authentication
of RDP sessions with the
inclusion of the new
Winconn... Jan. 21, 2008 09:00 AM Reads: 4,059 |
Wind River Commercial
Linux selected by LiMo
Foundation By Linux News Desk Wind River announced that
the LiMo Foundation has
selected Wind River's
commercial Linux
technology as the
foundation for its Common
Integration Environment
(CIE). The CIE solution,
including Wind River's
build and configuration
system with layers,
mobile-optimize... Jan. 18, 2008 02:45 PM Reads: 4,830 |
New Software for Linux
and Windows By Linux News Desk CAD Schroer Group (CSG)
announced the latest
release of its free
personal use version of
the powerful MEDUSA4
design automation suite,
available for Windows and
six different Linux
distributions. The
industry-proven 2D/3D CAD
solution now also
includes a Sheet Met... Jan. 18, 2008 02:00 PM Reads: 5,905 |
Gentoo Linux Founder
Daniel Robbins Offers To
Return As Gentoo
President By Linux News Desk The guy who created
Gentoo Linux, Daniel
Robbins, has offered a
solution to the
remarkable situation
created by the revoking
of the Gentoo
Foundations's charter
several weeks ago: he is
offering to return as
President. 'I have
received permission from
my employe... Jan. 12, 2008 02:00 PM Reads: 5,590 Replies: 2 |
Linux CEO Brings Open Web
Services for Online
Dating to Social
Networking By Linux News Desk Kevin Carmony,
recently-resigned CEO for
desktop Linux vendor
Linspire, unveiled his
new venture, Dating DNA,
LLC. Dating DNA provides
free and open Web
Services which bring
1-click compatibility
scoring and other
sophisticated dating
features to Social
Networki... Dec. 26, 2007 08:45 AM Reads: 5,429 |
Virtualization & Linux:
"It's Polished Enough For
Us," says NYSE By Linux News Desk  Although it has not yet
hopped on the server
virtualization bandwagon,
the New York Stock
Exchange - as it builds
out the NYSE Hybrid
Market trading system
that it launched last
year - is betting big on
Linux. NYSE Euronext CIO
Steve Rubinow told a
reporter that t... Dec. 25, 2007 01:30 PM Reads: 9,001 Replies: 1 |
Auspice Introduces
Support for Linux
Operating System By Linux News Desk Auspice Corporation
announced that the
Auspice OpsLogice Suite
of network service
assurance solutions is
now available on the
Linux operating system.
Adding support for Linux
in addition to existing
support for the Solaris
operating system provides
MSOs with incre... Dec. 14, 2007 01:00 PM Reads: 5,511 |
TuxMobil Now Offers 7,000
Linux Guides for the
Laptop By Linux News Desk The TuxMobil project
covers all aspects
concerning Linux on
laptops and notebooks.
The number of free guides
and how-to's has more
than doubled in less than
three years, and more
than 7,000 links to Linux
laptop and notebook
installation and
configuration guides a... Dec. 14, 2007 01:00 PM Reads: 5,384 |
Dell's Safety Net Has
Holes By Linux News Desk Dell said Tuesday morning
that it would start
buying back a gargantuan
$10 billion worth of its
stock. To no avail. Its
price dropped to below
where it was in January
before Michael Dell
returned as CEO,
recouping only a little
since then. Dell has $15
billion in ... Dec. 13, 2007 01:30 PM Reads: 6,081 |
MontaVista Provides
Real-Time Embedded Linux
for AMCC PowerPC 405EX
and 405EXr Processors By Linux News Desk MontaVista Software, Inc
announced two new Linux
support packages (LSPs)
that make MontaVista
Linux Professional
Edition 5.0 available for
the new AMCC PowerPC
405EX and 405EXr
processors. In addition
to bringing
commercial-grade Linux to
the AMCC processors, the ... Dec. 10, 2007 10:00 AM Reads: 5,308 |
Linux Foundation Picks Up
Ts'o By Linux News Desk The Linux Foundation,
currently home to Linus
Torvalds, has named Ted
Ts'o, the Linux
filesystem maintainer and
very first Linux kernel
developer in North
America, a Fellow and
chief platform
strategist. Shifting over
from IBM where he led the
creation of an
ent... Dec. 9, 2007 10:30 PM Reads: 5,195 |
Penguin Peace Reportedly
Settles over the Two
Koreas By Linux News Desk How Christmas-y! Nudged,
it would appear, by China
- well, at least it's
doing something - the
English-language Korean
trade press reports that
North and South Korea
agreed last week at a
conference in China to
develop a single version
of Linux tentatively
called ... Dec. 9, 2007 07:15 PM Reads: 5,178 |
Rice Technology Solutions
Selected as Solutions
Partner for Ubuntu Linux By Linux News Desk Rice Technology Solutions
(RTS) announced that it
has been selected by
Canonical Ltd. as an
Ubuntu linux solutions
partner. Ubuntu is a
Debian based Linux
distribution with a
stronger focus on
usability than other
linux releases. Ubuntu is
sponsored by Canonical
... Dec. 5, 2007 10:00 AM Reads: 7,951 |
BSkyB Upgrades Autodesk
Visual Effects Systems to
Linux By Linux News Desk BSkyB's in-house creative
department has upgraded
its Autodesk Flame visual
effects systems to the
latest version running on
Linux-based workstations.
It has also invested in
the Autodesk Backdraft
Conform media management
solution and Infiniband
high-speed networki... Dec. 5, 2007 10:00 AM Reads: 5,451 |
ESET Launches New
Products for Linux and
FreeBSD By Linux News Desk ESET announced three new
products for Linux and
FreeBSD users. The new
Gateway, File and Mail
products provide SMB and
enterprise users with
malware protection
throughout their Linux
infrastructure, without
impacting on network
performance. ESET Gateway
Security f... Dec. 3, 2007 12:00 PM Reads: 8,039 |
Bringing Together Linux
and Windows By Linux News Desk Turbolinux announced it
has joined the Interop
Vendor Alliance (IVA).
The IVA is an
industry-wide group
sharing the common goal
of making technologies
work better together with
Microsoft systems for
customers. With
increasing demands for
products that support
bu... Nov. 28, 2007 12:00 PM Reads: 9,676 |
Canonical Announces
Launchpad Service For
Developers By Linux News Desk Canonical announced the
availability of the
Launchpad Personal
Package Archive (PPA)
service, a new way for
developers to build and
publish packages of their
code, documentation,
artwork, themes and other
additions to the Ubuntu
environment on desktop,
server and ... Nov. 27, 2007 06:30 PM Reads: 9,876 |
Spam Filtering On Linux
Servers Delivers High
Performance By Linux News Desk COMDOM Software announced
new partnerships with the
two leading providers of
Linux based server
operating systems, Redhat
and Novell. These
partnerships demonstrate
an advantage of deploying
Linux based operating
systems on the server
infrastructure of large
enterprises and ISPs. Nov. 26, 2007 10:00 AM Reads: 8,949 |
ESET Introduces Malware
Protection for Enterprise
and SMB Linux
Environments By Linux News Desk ESET unveiled three new
Linux solutions for
enterprise and SMB
network environments. The
new Gateway, File and
Mail solutions are built
on the company?s ESET
NOD32 Antivirus scanning
engine and provide Linux
users with the highest
level of malware
protection with ... Nov. 23, 2007 01:00 PM Reads: 6,746 |
Where Are They Now? By Linux News Desk  David Patrick, CEO of
Ximian before it was sold
to Novell in 2003 and
then general manager of
Novell's Linux, NetWare
and open source
operation, has turned up
as CEO of Xkoto, a
clustered grid-scale
database load balancing
start-up. Coincidently,
the company just ... Nov. 11, 2007 03:30 PM Reads: 6,803 |
Novell Closes Five EMEA
Offices By Linux News Desk Novell is closing down
its direct sales offices
in Israel, Belgium,
Luxembourg, Norway and
Turkey to focus on 10
larger European countries
as part of a yearlong
shift to a more indirect
approach globally that it
signaled last December.
Novell says it was
largely p... Nov. 11, 2007 02:30 PM Reads: 7,618 |
HP Fields 'First Ever'
Multi-Level Security
Services for RHEL5 By Linux News Desk The company describes the
offering as 'an important
step in combating the
perception that taking
Linux security to the
next level is a long and
complicated process.'
See, this security stuff
really is complicated and
people need all the help
they can get or else
t... Nov. 2, 2007 02:45 PM Reads: 7,299 Replies: 1 |
Mandriva Linux CEO Writes
Open Letter to Steve
Ballmer By Linux News Desk  The Nigerian government
recently chose the Intel
Classmate PC and Mandriva
for an educational
project, selecting it in
spite of a competitive
offer by Microsoft. But
now it seems the Nigerian
government is replacing
Linux by Windows on the
Classmate PC, although
t... Nov. 1, 2007 09:30 AM Reads: 7,820 |
IBM to Acquire Rackable
Systems? By Linux News Desk In the run-up to its
numbers Thursday there
was chatter on Wall
Street about Rackable
maybe being an
acquisition target. CNBC
linked it to IBM. Such
rumors have been in the
air on and off since
Rackable caved under
competitive pressure. Oct. 31, 2007 04:30 AM Reads: 9,797 Replies: 1 |
Turbolinux Next To Sign
Microsoft Patent Pact By Linux News Desk There's an earlier
agreement between the two
companies involving Turbo
with the Open XML format
and the use of the
Windows Media Format.
Under the new deal,
Turbolinux desktops will
include Live Search.
According to Turbolinux
CEO Yano Koichi, 'When
strong Microso... Oct. 29, 2007 11:00 AM Reads: 6,593 |
Unix For Sale: $36M,
Anyone? By Linux News Desk  SCO Group asked for
approval from Judge Gross
of the bankruptcy court
last week to sell off
Unix to the highest
bidder, which means York
Capital Management, a
financial firm. If SCO
does receive $36 million,
Novell and IBM (and
perhaps others) will
certainly be ho... Oct. 29, 2007 10:00 AM Reads: 8,640 Replies: 10 |
SCO Gets $16M Offer For
Its Unix Business By Linux News Desk  SCO has gotten a $16
million bid from York
Capital for its Unix
business. Coupled with
the $10M line of credit
York is ready to provide,
it's money enough to keep
SCO's litigation against
Novell and IBM going and
to underwrite its budding
mobile interests, the
... Oct. 24, 2007 05:00 AM Reads: 10,540 Replies: 1 |
JBoss Requires an
"Integrated" Consultative
Pitch: Red Hat By Linux News Desk Red Hat is looking for
middleware partners but
says that JBoss requires
an 'integrated'
consultative pitch -
rather than a product
approach - to higher-ups
in the enterprise, which
translates into a longer
selling cycle that Red
Hat claims will mean
bigger deals. ... Oct. 11, 2007 09:15 PM Reads: 8,242 Replies: 1 |
First Linspire Release to
Include Microsoft
Technology Now Out By Linux News Desk  'We have put everything
into this latest
commercial release to
make it our most complete
offering to date,' said
Larry Kettler, President
and CEO of Linspire,
Inc., as Linspire
yesterday announced the
immediate availability of
Linspire 6.0 - the latest
commercial ... Oct. 11, 2007 10:00 AM Reads: 7,112 |
OpenSUSE Moves to Rev
10.3 By Linux News Desk Novell's free community
source code, openSUSE,
moved to rev 10.3
Thursday. The widgetry
includes a Linux-Windows
dual-boot configuration,
an improved user
interface, enhanced
multimedia support and
Microsoft Office file
compatibility with the
latest OpenOffice 2.3... Oct. 9, 2007 05:15 PM Reads: 7,516 |
HP Toots its Own HP-UX
Horn By Linux News Desk HP says it's going to
stop hiding its light
under a bushel and
advertise the fact that
it upgrades its
20-year-old Unix
operating system roughly
every six months - and
has done so for the last
three years. It's so
taken with the idea that
it's even going to start ... Oct. 8, 2007 02:45 PM Reads: 7,691 Replies: 1 |
2007 Linux and Enterprise
Open Source Readers'
Choice Awards By Linux News Desk  SYS-CON's Readers' Choice
Awards program, widely
considered to be the most
prestigious award program
in the software industry,
is a community-driven
process in which the
products participating in
the program are nominated
by the industry's
vendors, customers, and
... Oct. 7, 2007 07:15 AM Reads: 10,409 |
New Scalix 11.2 Release By Linux News Desk Scalix, a Linux e-mail,
calendaring and messaging
company, has released
Scalix 11.2, with new
features to support
hosted multi-tenant
environments, the latest
Linux servers, and
enhanced Microsoft
Outlook facilities for
mobile devices. Scalix
11.2 allows applicati... Oct. 5, 2007 10:00 AM Reads: 7,496 |
Concurrent Expands
NightStar LX Platform
Support By Linux News Desk Concurrent's NightStar LX
debugging and analysis
toolkit is now available
for two additional Linux
distributions - Red Hat
Enterprise Linux 5 and
openSUSE 10.2 from
Novell. NightStar is an
integrated Qt-based GUI
tool set for developing
and tuning time-critical
32... Oct. 3, 2007 03:00 PM Reads: 7,193 |
SCO Update: "Tell the Fat
Lady To Start Warming Up" By Linux News Desk  'Chapter 11
reorganization provides
the company with an
opportunity to protect
its assets during this
time while focusing on
building our future
plans,' said Darl
McBride, president and
CEO of Lindon, Utah-based
SCO Group in a statement
accompanying the
company'... Sep. 15, 2007 04:00 AM Reads: 16,432 Replies: 1 |
Has Microsoft Been
Installing Updates Even
When Users Turn
Auto-Updates Off? By Linux News Desk  Author Scott Dunn claims
that Microsoft is
installing updated
software to its Windows
operating system even
when users have disabled
the auto-installation of
patches. However 'There
is nothing harmful, as
far as we can tell, about
the files that Microsoft
is downl... Sep. 13, 2007 01:30 PM Reads: 10,130 Replies: 1 |
30 Months in Prison for
Software Piracy By Linux News Desk An Illinois man was
sentenced to 30 months in
prison for participating
in an organized online
software distribution
conspiracy, Assistant
Attorney General Alice S.
Fisher of the Criminal
Division and U.S.
Attorney Kevin J.
O'Connor for the District
of Connecticut announced
yesterday. Sep. 10, 2007 05:45 PM Reads: 10,359 |
Dell Reports Nominal Rise
in Earnings By Linux News Desk Dell reported its fiscal
Q2 results Thursday, a
week after it confessed
that its books were
manipulated to meet
projections, but Wall
Street had to settle for
a dry press release.
There was no conference
call to tease out color
and won't be until Dell
files its mi... Sep. 5, 2007 10:30 PM Reads: 6,448 |
Novell Losses Narrow By Linux News Desk Novell has now invoiced a
total of $105 million
since it cut its
controversial deal with
Microsoft in November,
roughly 44% of the $240
million called for in the
five-year pact. They are
still 'ramping their
relationship in
Asia-Pacific,' CEO Ron
Hovsepian said. H... Sep. 5, 2007 12:30 AM Reads: 7,006 |
Video On Demand at 35,000
Feet – Thanks to
Linux By Linux News Desk  Video-on-demand and
audio-on-demand are
expected on many airlines
nowadays, so it is no
surprise that the version
of KrisWorld, Singapore
Airlines' in-flight
entertainment system,
that is being installed
in the Airbus A380s and
Boeing 787 Dreamliners
that the comp... Aug. 27, 2007 04:15 PM Reads: 11,449 |