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Linux training
Mar 5, 2004

Arkateq commits to Linux training

Arkateq sees its recently launched Linux training as the next strategic step along the Linux path, says Andre Coetzee, operations director at Arkateq.

Arkateq
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Video game
Mar 4, 2004

SCO broadens Linux lawsuits

In today`s tech news roundup: SCO Group broadens its Linux lawsuits, China`s handset exports to top 100 million, Scientific-Atlanta mulls video game set-top box, and a Dell offering sacrifices size and weight for gaming functionality.

Tracy Burrows
2:40
Mar 4, 2004

Novell provides new Linux certifications

Novell has launched its Certified Linux Engineer programme, including the CLE Practicum exam, and the SuSE Certified Linux Professional certification.

Novell
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Linux
Feb 25, 2004

Novell offer to undercut Microsoft

Novell says it is preparing to make an offer to government to provide its full Linux stack for between R300 to R500 per user.

Novell
2:40
Feb 25, 2004

Novell rolls out Red Carpet

Novell has announced the availability of the Ximian Red Carpet Enterprise 2 solution, which automates the management of software on workstations and servers running Linux.

Novell
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Linux
Feb 24, 2004

Sun previews Linux solutions

Sun Microsystems has previewed a number of new products and roadmaps for Linux support of the Sun Java Enterprise System, Java Studio development tools and new AMD Opteron processor-based x86 systems.

Sun Microsystems
3:10
Feb 23, 2004

Help for Linux migration

Software AG says there is a growing trend for companies to consolidate their Unix landscapes and it is therefore offering support with migration from Unix to Linux.

Software AG
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Exodus
Feb 23, 2004

DeARX offers Oracle to Java migration solution

DeARX Services has announced its Exodus conversion tool, which allows companies to convert their Oracle legacy systems to an open source environment.

DeARX
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Open Source
Feb 20, 2004

MS defends African government deals

Microsoft has defended its African government deals after a strongly-worded attack by the Fossfa open source organisation this week.

Tracy Burrows
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Microsoft
Feb 20, 2004

Microsoft extends suit to Canada

In today`s tech news roundup: Microsoft extends a trademark suit to Canada, US defence department opts for Linux supercomputer, and American Internet users start switch to DSL.

Warwick Ashford
2:00
Feb 17, 2004

Sybase ports IQ to Linux

The Sybase IQ 12.5 analytical engine has been made available on the Linux operating system.

Sybase SA
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Java.net
Feb 12, 2004

Sun launches Java for Linux

The Sun Microsystems java.net community now offers support for development tools on the Linux platform.

Sun Microsystems
 
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