The Shuttleworth Foundation today launched its second Open Source Learning Centre at a Cape primary school.
Microsoft has reacted to reports of its purported reliance on Linux to protect its own site, saying its Internet properties all continue to run on Windows Server 2003.
The Sun Microsystems Project Mad Hatter integrated open desktop environment for Linux, Solaris and SunRay has been announced.
In today`s technology roundup: Microsoft "protects its own Web site with Linux"; UK powerline comms trial goes live; IBM tests grid with games; and Microsoft warns about critical IE flaws.
Sun Microsystems has joined the Open Source Development Lab (OSDL), a consortium dedicated to accelerating the adoption of the Linux operating system.
Linux-based projects within the Java.net online community are gaining momentum, says Sun Microsystems SA.
AfriBiz has reduced the prices for its Linux training courses.
South Africa has a short window of opportunity to become a key player in the global open source software market, says Internet millionaire Mark Shuttleworth.
In today`s technology roundup: Linux development host compromised; Microsoft denies its software has a backdoor for the CIA; MSN offers an ITunes derivative; and scary movie uses Eyetronics FX technology.
In today`s technology roundup: SCO wins its first Fortune 500 Linux licensee; Microsoft fined for patent infringement, adds side-scrolling to its mice; Oracle readies next-generation grid offerings; and anti-spam demand ups security sales.
In today`s technology roundup: A new tool searches and replaces SCO code; IBM`s counter-suit transcripts; and HP launches over 100 new gadgets.
While one corporate investigates the SCO Group`s copyright infringement claims, it looks likely that a future lawsuit, if it materialises, could filter down to SA channel players and customers.
Sapila will next week launch what it describes as the first locally-developed open source office productivity suite.