Ubuntu 6.10, code-named Edgy Eft, has been released with features for desktop and server users.
The Linux Competency Centres that IBM established last year are bearing fruit, it says.
In today`s technology roundup: Oracle targets Red Hat, Vista to go to PC makers late, Seattle gets dual-mode wireless, Big Blue becomes cool, and hacker cracks iTunes protection.
Novell has introduced SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time, enabling customers to realise the benefits of Linux for real-time applications.
Software developer GlobeTOM has sold 51% of its shares in a BEE deal, with the majority going to Don Ncube and Bheki Nkomo.
This week on the open source front we see the next version of Edgy moving closer to release, Novell shifting to the same Linux file-system as Red hat, and Scalix releasing its e-mail and calendaring software as open source.
In today`s technology roundup: Oracle Linux deal speculation grows, 3Com releases enterprise VOIP phone, Mac attacks rare but real, and Darwin`s works made available online.
In today`s technology roundup: Shuttleworth backs KDE, UK broadband firm drops line, and Windows virus worms onto some Apple iPods.
TippingPoint Technologies has developed the Monkeyspaw open source phishing research tool. [Local rep: SecureData]
Tibco Software`s General Interface version 3.2 will provide developers with an open source licensing option.
In this open source World Wide Wrap: OSS delivers on demand security, IBM makes technology contributions to the OSS community, and D-link releases Linux phone.
BayStar is claiming in court papers that Microsoft wished to underhandedly promote SCO and its lawsuit against IBM.
eBucks members spent 36% more in this financial year.