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May 8, 2000

IDC uncovers drivers for Linux, NT server sales

A study conducted by the International Data Corporation (IDC) has found similar workload patterns between Windows NT and Linux with more than 60% of NT spending and 55% of Linux spending going to infrastructure workloads.

IDC
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Norton AntiVirus
May 3, 2000

Symantec extends virus protection for Linux

Symantec says Norton AntiVirus now scans and analyses files for viruses in the ELF file format used by the Linux operating system.

Symantec
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Backup
Apr 20, 2000

Continuous online backup for Linux

Dexchange says its Continuous Online Backup (COB) software from Hiarc is available for Linux. COB is an automated data replication and recovery program that guarantees company data remains online

Staff Writer
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Comdex Spring 2000
Apr 20, 2000

Linux competitors join forces

LinuxMall.com and TheLinuxStore announced yesterday at Comdex Spring 2000 in Chicago that they have formed a business alliance. The partnership creates TheLinuxStore.com outlet within the LinuxMall.com collection of sites.

Laurika Bretherton
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Thin clients
Apr 19, 2000

StarNet lets thin clients access Linux servers

StarNet Communications has announced X-Win32 Version 5 for Windows 95/98 and Windows NT/2000 computers, which features thin client access to Linux servers and simultaneous connection to multiple Linux systems.

Staff Writer
1:50
Apr 14, 2000

Rational ClearCase ported to Red Hat Linux

Rational Software, an e-development company represented locally by CCH Software Development, says its ClearCase 4.0 software configuration management software is available for Red Hat Linux.

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Backup
Apr 13, 2000

EST`s free Crash Recovery Utility ready for public use

Enhanced Software Technologies (EST) says its project demonstrated the open-source movement at its best as Linux developers worldwide pulled together over the Web to test and enhance EST`s base architecture.

Staff Writer
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Certification
Apr 13, 2000

Global Linux certification becoming a reality

The Linux Professional Institute (LPI) says it has set its second exam which it expects to make available worldwide in mid-April.

Staff Writer
2:00
Apr 13, 2000

IDC says Linux is red hot in the server market

According to the latest release of IDC`s Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker, Linux server shipments increased 166% to 72 422 units in Q499 from Q498, representing the fastest-growing operating environment in the server market.

IDC
1:20
Apr 12, 2000

Ultra160 to go native in IA-64 Linux

Adaptec says its Ultra160 SCSI technology is the first to be ported to the Linux IA-64 kernel - the basis for the 64-bit version of the increasingly popular Linux open source operating system.

Staff Writer
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Red Hat
Apr 10, 2000

Acer Altos line receives Red Hat certification

The entire Acer Altos line of commercial servers has received certification for the Red Hat 6.1 Linux operating system.

Acer
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E-procurement
Mar 16, 2000

Mustek chooses Linux solution

Mustek has launched its online business-to-business e-commerce solution, designed and implemented on Linux by Obsidian Systems. The system offers the company`s dealers immediate access to stock and service information.

Staff Writer
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EDirectory
Mar 15, 2000

Novell delivers Net services software to Linux bridges new platform territory for Directory

Novell has announced the immediate availability of NDS eDirectory and NDS Corporate Edition for Linux.

Novell
 
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