ICT education company DireqLearn has unveiled its Linux Terminal Server technology, which it says is affordable and easy to secure against theft.
Smartsource Corporate Training has been appointed as the first Linux training partner for Novell SA.
Linux is growing increasingly popular, but the IDC research firm predicts that its role in business may differ significantly from what most expect.
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Oracle has begun the process to receive certification of its solutions on Asianux, Asia`s first standardised Linux operating environment.
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The public beta of ZENworks 6.5 will include Ximian Red Carpet Enterprise and ZENworks Patch Management.
IBM will bundle Novell SuSE Linux Enterprise Server software with its server range.
Novell has introduced the iFolder open source project, which will be the basis for the next enterprise version of Novell iFolder and other future collaboration products.
Pink Software says its open source TurboCASH package has exploded the myth that every country, or even every company, has unique bookkeeping needs.
Novell, whose comeback rests almost solely on Linux, has started putting its money where its mouth is regarding open source.
Sun Microsystems will provide the Haryana government in India with the StarOffice 7 open source office productivity suite.