Red Hat looking to score on enterprise level
Tuesday the 26th, March 2002 at 05:01 PM (EST)
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To hit big in enterprise level, Red Hat on Tuesday will roll out its first series of Linux-based operating environment products aimed specifically at corporations that plan to migrate away from Unix.
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PlayStation 2 gets kicked out of CeBit
Monday the 18th, March 2002 at 06:37 PM (EST)
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Less than a week after Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer told visitors to the massive CeBIT exhibition in Germany that he wanted to see a warmer, friendlier Microsoft, his company has become embroiled in a row with Sony over gaming consoles.
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Update : Lindows VS Microsoft
Monday the 18th, March 2002 at 06:33 PM (EST)
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Another update on Lindows VS Microsoft case, Microsoft suffered a minor legal setback Friday when a federal judge questioned the software giant's claim on the word "Windows."
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Sun Microsystems vs. Microsoft Corp
Sunday the 10th, March 2002 at 07:47 PM (EST)
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For years, this two giant tech companies have been bitter rival. Sun filed a private antitrust lawsuit Friday against Microsoft for its handling over Sun's Java software, and including other issues.
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US and Microsoft Say Settlement Best
Wednesday the 6th, March 2002 at 11:38 PM (EST)
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Lawyers for Microsoft Corp. and the U.S. Justice Department told a federal judge on Wednesday their proposed antitrust settlement was better than what could be achieved by further litigation and urged its quick approval.
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MySQL AB wants judge to issue a preliminary injunction
Tuesday the 5th, March 2002 at 03:47 PM (EST)
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Judge Patti B. Saris issued a preliminary injunction on the lesser of two issues under consideration late last week, after MySQL and Progress Software failed to come to the out-of-court settlement she urged in their lawsuit. Despite this, in the mean time the companies are trying to reach a settlement.
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Sun Touts Linux Strategy
Monday the 4th, March 2002 at 10:46 PM (EST)
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Sun Microsystems Inc. on Monday reiterated its commitment to expand Linux across its product line and again voiced the huge opportunities that exist for the company in edge computing.
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Will this be secured enough?
Wednesday the 27th, February 2002 at 09:39 PM (EST)
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As what people say, nothing in our life is secure. Everything has its own thread, problems, and people will start fiding solutions to cover the hole(s) in a particular program. Email, one of the easiest communication, and one of the most significant ways to spread up the news. GLMail, a mail server works on Redhat, Mandrake, SuSE, and etc, gives users and customers granular control over their own mail.
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Improvement of Sun Microsystems? Switching for StarOffice of Linux And Windows
Tuesday the 26th, February 2002 at 11:27 AM (EST)
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In a new future, the newer version of StarOffice will be lauched, and so Sun Microsystems has been charged for the version of this newer office productivity of Linux and Windows. Is this a good news by the way? According to Hesse Online, this feature under Linux and Windows will be licensed after the upgrade. The only no-price product that will be contributed is Solaris version of StarOffice 6.0.
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GNOME Has Back
Monday the 25th, February 2002 at 10:22 PM (EST)
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Ximian, Inc, Wipro, and Sun Microsystems will be a part of the new open source desktop environment for the future GNOME2.0 under Solaris Operating System.
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