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Source: Linux Today Red Hat has long been considered the leading enterprise Linux vendor. It's a position that Red Hat CTO and Vice President Engineering Brian Stevens is aiming to maintain
Source: Linux Today The Vietnamese Communist Party's decision to move its computer systems to open-source software got a boost on Friday from Intel, the world's largest chip maker
Source: Linux Today Red Hat has matured to the point where it finds itself seeding other companies with execs from within its ranks. One recent startup counts a quarter of its employees as former Red Hat staff
Source: Linux Today Although he's comfortable with both operating systems, Darby freely admits he prefers one over the other. 'I am a complete Linux fan boy,' he says, with a laugh. 'Totally '
    
Source: Linux Today Open source software is a given in most enterprise data centers, so it's not surprising to see the ranks of open source companies and projects swell
Source: Linux Today Imagine a world without Microsoft software. Impossible? Not according to solution providers who say a soup-to-nuts, non-Microsoft stack is here
Source: Linux Today Whether 'Oracle/Linux' is coming is anyone's guess. Common sense says 'it is NOT coming' but then, there is common sense and there is what Larry Ellison wants
Source: Linux Today Open source software is a viable option for emerging enterprises, but a majority just don't trust it. Are these fears unfounded
Source: Linux Today Recently, however, Raymond shows signs of once more playing a bigger role in open-source circles
Source: Linux Today After the cola ban, it is now the turn of Microsoft to log out of Kerala. Children in 12,500 high schools in the state, India's most literate, will not be taught Windows. Instead, instructors are lining up Linux for them
Source: Linux Today And it's different not only because its thinking is original and its applications unique--witness search queries morphed into a lobby display of bursting color--but because the company's unconventional IT strategy makes it so
   
Source: Linux Today My apologies to those who have been affected, I know that a blue screen of death is the very last thing anybody ever wants to see on Linux desktops and that any downtime caused by mistakes on our part, even measured in minutes, is unacceptable
Source: Linux Today With a 500-unit field test ready to begin in September, the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) program has announced that the much-anticipated, now-$140 laptop will be called Children's Machine 1 (CM1)
Source: Linux Today Starting Monday, Google will offer Google Apps for Your Domain, a free package of programs for businesses, universities and other organizations
     
Source: Linux Today Linux 2.6.18-rc5 is out there now, both in git form and as patches and tar-balls
   
Source: Linux Today There are three projects in the Ruby world that really stood out this summer: JRuby, Mongrel, and Ruport
Source: Linux Today Last week we learned all about Soekris hardware and what you need to make it go. Today we'll hook it up and take it for a spin, and then install Pyramid Linux
   
Source: Linux Today Why would you want to dump your word processor? For a number of reasons
Source: Linux Today In this tip, Haugland helps users deal with databases one form at a time and describes two separate methods for creating data lists using secondary tables
Source: Linux Today In the beginning, the web was simple. You used Mosaic to browse it
Source: Linux Today The ability to install and create plug-ins is one of the most anticipated new features in the Apache Geronimo 1.1 release "
   
Source: Linux Today This weekend's security advisories: kdebase, ruby1.8, and streamripper (Debian GNU/Linux); AlsaPlayer (Gentoo Linux); kernel and wireshark (Mandriva Linux); and imagemagick, kernel, php, and php4 (Trustix Secure Linux).
   
Source: Linux Today Changelog, links within.
Source: Linux Today While VARs (value-added resellers) want to know all that information as well, their bottom line is, well, their bottom line
Source: Linux Today Japan's largest mobile operator will power-up a 3.5G network next week, and launch a Linux-based phone capable of using it
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