How Open Source Is
Changing Network
Management By Roger Castillo  Enterprise networks are
growing increasingly
complex. Over the past
five years, the increased
focus on unified
security, network
optimization, and
application acceleration
has resulted in an
explosion of new
technologies, specialty
devices, and vendors. The
proliferation of
high-speed Feb. 26, 2008 06:00 AM Reads: 5,952 read & respond » |
SOA Made Easy with Open
Source Apache Camel By Robert Davies; James Strachan  Over the last several
years, integration
technology has been
growing by leaps and
bounds. The XML/REST/Web
Services/SOA revolution
has driven engineers and
software firms to create
an abundance of
protocols, adaptors,
transports, containers,
standards, best
practices...you name it.
The Feb. 25, 2008 06:30 AM Reads: 12,225 read & respond » |
Where Are RIA
Technologies Headed in
2008? By Jeremy Geelan  I am always being told
off by i-technologists
for quoting Picasso as
having said that
computers are useless.
But I still love his
reasoning: 'Because they
can only give you
answers.' Picasso, like
AJAXWorld Magazine, liked
questions. So we thought
we would share with you
what some of t Feb. 23, 2008 02:45 AM Reads: 99,964 Replies: 14 read & respond » |
Canonical to Resell
Parallels Virtualization
Software Through Ubuntu
Partner Repository By Virtualization News Desk Canonical announced the
availability of Parallels
Workstation for Linux
through the Ubuntu
Partner Repository --
giving Ubuntu users the
ability to quickly find,
install and run Parallels
software. The Ubuntu
Partner Repository and
associated services from
Canonical allow software
pr Feb. 22, 2008 07:30 PM Reads: 2,646 read & respond » |
Varonis Claims To Solve
40-Year-Old Unix Problem By Maureen O'Gara  Varonis Systems thinks
it's solved a 40-year-old
Unix problem: the chronic
lack of visibility into
file share data use and
poor access control. The
three-year-old New York
start-up says it solved
it - at least for Solaris
servers and NetApp filers
- by taking its
agent-based DatAdvant Feb. 22, 2008 10:45 AM Reads: 4,792 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
EC Threats Pry Microsoft
Clam Open By Maureen O'Gara  Microsoft today attempted
to exorcize the
interoperability bogeymen
that have haunted it
since it was first
discovered to be using
secret APIs 20 years ago,
bogeymen that now quote
European antitrust law at
it and carry writs from
the Court of First
Instance in Luxembourg.
To avoid fur Feb. 21, 2008 10:00 PM Reads: 13,303 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
SOA Comparison Kit For
Oracle, IBM, BEA, and
TIBCO Platforms By Frank Cohen  I am glad to introduce
you to a new set of
resources to help surface
scalability and
performance issues in
Service Oriented
Architecture (SOA.) The
SOA Knowledge and
Performance Kit is a free
open-source resource to
show you what it really
takes to build services
using today's leading Feb. 20, 2008 02:30 PM Reads: 7,953 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
Red Hat Gooses JBoss By Maureen O'Gara  So it's kicking off an
'Enterprise Acceleration'
initiative. It means to
add products to its
middleware portfolio,
sponsor new open source
projects, grow its
partner ecosystem, and
offer new
enterprise-class
performance and
interoperability
resources. It also means
to buck up sales and Feb. 16, 2008 05:45 PM Reads: 4,245 read & respond » |
SCO Press Release By Linux News Desk 'Not only will this deal
position us to emerge
from Chapter 11, but it
also marks an exciting
future for our business,'
said Jeff Hunsaker,
President and Chief
Operating Officer of SCO
Operations. 'This
significant financial
backing is positive news
for SCO's customers,
partners and re Feb. 16, 2008 03:45 PM Reads: 6,107 read & respond » |
3DLABS Introduces Linux
2.6.21 Developer Kit for
its DMS-02 By Linux News Desk 3DLABS Semiconductor
announced the
availability of its Linux
2.6.21 based Software
Development Kit (SDK),
bringing the latest open
source innovations to
developers and device
makers using its DMS-02
processor to deliver
unrivalled application
and media processing
performance within low Feb. 13, 2008 01:45 PM Reads: 4,601 read & respond » |
ACCESS Linux Platform
Integrated with
MontaVista Mobilinux to
Accelerate Development of
Smart Mobile Devices By Linux News Desk ACCESS and MontaVista
Software reinforced their
shared commitment to
accelerate the
development of smart
mobile devices by
releasing a
pre-integrated software
stack combining the
ACCESS Linux Platform
with the MontaVista
Mobilinux operating
system. ACCESS Linux
Platform enables the cre Feb. 13, 2008 01:45 PM Reads: 5,774 read & respond » |
MontaVista and DataViz
Team to Bring Documents
To Go to Linux-based
Mobile Devices By Linux News Desk MontaVista Software and
DataViz announced the
availability of Documents
To Go for the MontaVista
Mobilinux 5.0 mobile
operating system. As a
result of the integration
of the mobile office
suite Documents To Go by
DataViz with Mobilinux,
mobile device users will
be able to open and view Feb. 13, 2008 01:45 PM Reads: 5,563 read & respond » |
Arxan Technologies
Announces Linux Support
For Desktop, Server And
Embedded Applications By Linux News Desk Arxan Technologies
announced Linux platform
coverage for its GuardIT
product. Linux has made
it a mainstream platform
for desktop- and
server-based applications
as well as software
within embedded devices.
Fulfilling the need to
protect Linux
applications against
piracy, reverse engine Feb. 13, 2008 11:45 AM Reads: 3,552 read & respond » |
Alfresco's Open Source
Barometer Survey Reveals
Ubuntu & Red Hat Pulling
Away in Linux-Based
Operating System
Deployments By Linux News Desk Alfresco announced the
availability of its
second global survey of
trends in the use of open
source software in the
enterprise. The Alfresco
Open Source Barometer
survey was conducted
throughout 2007 using
opt-in data provided by
Alfresco's 35,000
community members and
shows deployment Feb. 12, 2008 03:00 PM Reads: 6,654 read & respond » |
Linpus Launches Its
Unique Dual-Mode User
Interface Linux Operating
System By Linux News Desk Linpus Technologies will
be demonstrating its
brand new Linux operating
system, Linpus Linux
Lite, designed to empower
the next billion PC
customers. Linpus Linux
Lite has a unique
dual-mode user interface
making it an easy way to
start enjoying the
opportunity of
information. It also Feb. 12, 2008 08:00 AM Reads: 4,418 read & respond » |
SYSOPENDIGIA Contributes
Source Code of its 3G
Linux Smartphone to
Open-Source By Linux News Desk SYSOPENDIGIA today
announced that it will
contribute to open-source
the software created and
modified for the 3G Linux
smartphone. The
SYSOPENDIGIA 3G Linux
smartphone has been
created using Linux
operating system and
other open-source
software components, as
well as commercially
licen Feb. 7, 2008 03:00 PM Reads: 5,124 read & respond » |
STMicroelectronics'
Nomadik Multimedia
Processor Adds Linux and
Complete Application
Environment from
Trolltech By Linux News Desk STMicroelectronics
expanded its Nomadik
multimedia application
processor ecosystem with
the integration of Linux
and Trolltech's Qtopia
application environment
in the STn8815 Nomadik
engine. This platform
provides equipment
manufacturers with a
complete reference design
that facilitate Feb. 7, 2008 03:00 PM Reads: 5,286 read & respond » |
Azingo Delivers Open
Mobile Linux Solution for
the Samsung Application
Processor S3C2442 By Linux News Desk Mobile Linux company,
Azingo (formerly
Celunite), announced an
open mobile Linux
solution for mobile
phones and advanced
mobile devices, based on
the Samsung application
processor S3C2442 and
Azingo Mobile, Azingo's
comprehensive mobile
Linux platform software. Feb. 7, 2008 02:45 PM Reads: 4,726 read & respond » |
3rd International
Virtualization Conference
& Expo CFP Deadline April
11 By Virtualization News Desk  Key opinion-formers in
the field of
infrastructure and
pioneers of
virtualization
technologies of all types
have already begun
submitting speaking
proposals to
Virtualization Conference
& Expo 2008 East, being
held in New York City,
23-24 June, 2008. Topics
covered will range from
Serv Feb. 7, 2008 12:15 PM Reads: 79,044 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
LA Metro Gets Up to Speed
by Deploying Levanta's
Intrepid Linux Data
Center By Linux News Desk Levanta announced that
the Los Angeles County
Metropolitan
Transportation Authority,
also known as LA Metro,
has successfully deployed
Levanta's Intrepid Linux
Data Center Automation
solution. LA Metro, which
runs over 200 Metro Bus
lines and four Metro Rail
lines in Los Angeles,
Calif Feb. 6, 2008 03:00 PM Reads: 4,873 read & respond » |
Drupal CMS to Move to a
Whole New Level By CMS News Desk 'It is very important to
me that Acquia has a
marketing leader who
understands the
importance of growing and
sustaining a community
and who is passionate
about the principles of
open source software,'
said Acquia co-founder
and CTO Dries Buytaert as
Jeff Whatcott joined the
company as Feb. 5, 2008 05:45 PM Reads: 9,118 read & respond » |
Novell Adds Mainframe
Tool By Linux News Desk Novell's got a new
pre-built installation
server that simplifies
the installation of SUSE
Linux Enterprise Server
on IBM's mainframes by
using z/VM tools
natively. It's called
the SUSE Linux Enterprise
Server Starter System for
System z and was
developed for Novell by
Sine Nomine Asso Feb. 5, 2008 12:00 PM Reads: 4,159 read & respond » |
The Greatest IT
Bottleneck of Them All Is
Finally Falling: Vendor
Lock-in By Will Pugh  One of the most exciting
things about the software
industry is how fast it
moves. Software is
constantly optimizing
itself around the
state-of-the-art.
Inherent industry
bottlenecks change
cyclically every five
years or so.
Architectures and
solutions change too.
CPUs too costly? Enter Feb. 4, 2008 05:45 AM Reads: 4,950 read & respond » |
NetBeans Innovators!
Today Is Final Deadline
for Winning $11500 Grants By Java News Desk  Sun is offering ten
grants of US $11,500 -
equivalent to several
months of pay for
developers in some
countries - for the best
NetBeans projects
submitted by open source
developers. Conceived as
a means of increasing
general awareness around
the NetBeans project as
well as rewarding go Feb. 3, 2008 08:15 AM Reads: 16,684 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
Mighty Google Misses By Maureen O'Gara Google, which does not
give guidance, missed
both Wall Street's top
and bottom expectations
for its December quarter
by a hair and the punters
turned vicious pounding
it down around 50 bucks
after-hours. Consensus
demanded non-GAAP
earnings of $4.44 on
revenues of $3.45
billion. Google Feb. 1, 2008 02:30 PM Reads: 18,030 Replies: 2 read & respond » |
Embarcadero Debuts
Linux-Based Change
Management Tool By Linux News Desk Embarcadero is
introducing a new version
of Change Manager that
allows developers and
database administrators
(DBAs) to conduct
high-speed data and
database configuration
comparisons from a Linux
workstation. Change
Manager for Linux runs on
both Red Hat Enterprise
5.0 and SUSE Linux E Feb. 1, 2008 12:15 PM Reads: 4,373 read & respond » |
Microsoft and Novell
Provide Renault With
Interoperability via
Virtualization By Virtualization News Desk Microsoft and Novell
announced that French
carmaker Renault SA has
joined the growing ranks
of customers taking
advantage of the two
companies' cooperation to
deliver greater
interoperability between
Microsoft Windows and
SUSE Linux Enterprise.
Under the agreement,
Microsoft will deliv Jan. 31, 2008 01:15 PM Reads: 4,304 read & respond » |
Novell Makes it Easier to
Start with Linux on IBM's
System z Mainframe By Linux News Desk Novell announced the
availability of the SUSE
Linux Enterprise Server
Starter System for System
z, a pre-built
installation server that
simplifies the
installation of SUSE
Linux Enterprise Server
on IBM's System z
mainframes. The starter
system eliminates the
need for IT managers to
se Jan. 31, 2008 01:15 PM Reads: 5,837 read & respond » |
Service Management and
Enterprise Architecture By Serge Thorn  Governance is currently a
key topic for many IT
functions. Its definition
varies, but its key
themes are true for all
companies: effectiveness,
efficiency, and
reliability. Business
value and risk mitigation
are also at its center
and represent a
significant part of
enterprise governan Jan. 31, 2008 08:00 AM Reads: 5,392 read & respond » |
A Practitioner's Approach
to IA-64 Linux Migration By Phani Raj Raghavendra  High-performance
databases are optimized
for transaction
processing and used by
several industries around
the world, notably
financial services and
health care. They are
more commonly available
on 32-bit Unix platforms
(Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, and
Linux). The trend is to
64-bit-enable the Jan. 28, 2008 10:15 AM Reads: 4,944 read & respond » |
Red Bend Software and
Trolltech to Bring
Over-the-Air Software
Component Management to
Linux Mobile Phones By Linux News Desk Red Bend Software and
Trolltech announced they
have formed a partnership
to bring over-the-air
software component
management to Linux
mobile phones that use
Trolltech's Qtopia
application platform. Jan. 22, 2008 01:00 PM Reads: 5,842 read & respond » |
CommuniGate Systems Opens
the Door for Mac and
Linux High-Performance
Calendaring and
Scheduling With the
CalDAV Standard By Linux News Desk CommuniGate Systems
announced the addition of
CalDAV support to its
industry leading Unified
Communications platform.
The CalDAV standard lets
users share scheduling
resources and calendar
events to boost
collaboration and
productivity throughout
the enterprise. As a
standards-based so Jan. 21, 2008 11:00 AM Reads: 5,228 read & respond » |
Qosmos Delivers Advanced
Deep Packet Inspection
Solution on Bivio
Networks' DPI Platform By Linux News Desk Qosmos announced their
ability to deliver Qosmos
Qoala software suite
ready-to-run on Bivio
Networks' B2000 Series
DPI platforms. Qosmos
Qoala is a Software
Development Kit (SDK)
incorporating advanced
Deep Packet Inspection
(DPI) features and a
comprehensive library of
protocol and ap Jan. 21, 2008 10:45 AM Reads: 4,854 read & respond » |
LynuxWorks to Provide
Real-Time Operating
System for New Wabtec
Product By Linux News Desk LynuxWorks announced that
it is working with Wabtec
Corporation on a
technology-based product
for the rail industry.
Wabtec, which
manufactures a wide range
of products for the rail
and transit industry,
selected LynuxWorks'
industry-leading
real-time operating
system (RTOS) products b Jan. 21, 2008 10:45 AM Reads: 4,447 read & respond » |
Promise Technology's
VTrak E-Class RAID
Subsystems to Offer
Support for Mac OS X and
Final Cut Studio By Linux News Desk Promise Technology
announced that Promise
VTrak E-Class RAID
subsystems will support
Mac OS X Leopard and
Final Cut Studio in
select configurations to
be available at a later
date through selected
sales channels. Jan. 21, 2008 10:30 AM Reads: 4,968 read & respond » |
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
Winconnect RDP client.
When c Jan. 21, 2008 09:00 AM Reads: 4,365 read & respond » |
Oracle Buys BEA, Sun Buys
MySQL: What's the Future
for Developers? By Frank Cohen  For BEA, I was hoping
they would succeed at
combining the power of
JRockit with AquaLogic to
build scalable workflow
(a la BPM) services.
Instead, we users and
developers will be
waiting for years to see
WebLogic and AquaLogic
integrated into the
Oracle Fusion Middleware
stack. For MyS Jan. 20, 2008 06:15 PM Reads: 12,067 Replies: 1 read & respond » |
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-optimized kernel
distribution, Jan. 18, 2008 02:45 PM Reads: 5,245 read & respond » |
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 Metal
Design module, and Jan. 18, 2008 02:00 PM Reads: 6,257 read & respond » |
SSO, Open Source and the
'Modern' Enterprise By Anthony Gold; Mike Anderson  Efforts to modernize
enterprise infrastructure
have never been more
complex. While the need
is certainly there on
multiple fronts -
competitive edge, cost
savings and new business
initiatives, to name just
a few - new hurdles seem
to pop up no matter where
an IT administrator might
loo Jan. 17, 2008 12:00 PM Reads: 4,464 read & respond » |