Last week`s announcement of the availability of the Linux Standard Base 2.0 is good news for the long-term market success of Linux in SA, says Obsidian Systems.
A new Linux distribution with African connections has debuted on the Internet in a preview "warts and all" version, ahead of its official release.
Sun Microsystems has announced an enhanced family of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Opteron processor-based systems.
Sun Microsystems has previewed a feature of Solaris 10 that will allow users to run Linux binary applications unchanged on the operating system.
Novell was once a company to be reckoned with. Chances are it will be again.
From Novell`s chairman all the way down the organisation, the focus is on government business.
In today`s technology roundup: SkypeOut users face Internet telephony glitch, mobiles to get TV, Symantec tackles phishing, and OSS developers praise new Linux standard.
Novell is making headway in getting its own systems on Linux and other open source technologies, an interview with its CIO revealed at BrainShare Europe.
Novell`s NetWare isn`t going anywhere: it is simply changing its core technological make-up and its name.
Novell`s chairman, Jack Messman, opened BrainShare Europe today, explaining the company`s Linux direction, and giving the assurance that NetWare is still in the company`s future.
The Helpfile Data Recovery solution now offers Linux-based RAID reconstruction, says Helpfile.
Ethniks Systems is piloting an HP desktop solution that allows four users to simultaneously work off one PC.