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IBM Patches Government Link To Drive Open Source
IBM India and the Government of Uttaranchal signed two Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) ... The first MOU was signed to focus on Open Source technology in the e-governance domain...
Linux in the News - Friday
"The Linux community is not Slashdot.The Linux community encompasses a broad spectrum. May I please remind you that IBM is part of the Linux community?
Review: A Slackware User Looks at LindowsOS
Overall, Lindows is a fine KDE-based distribution for newcomers. It has some nice enhancements which make it easy to use. Despite the Wlan problem (that I still haven't managed to solve), I'm pretty impressed with it. Indeed recommended for newbies to give it a shot. If I somehow manage to resolve the wlan problem, quite possibly I will buy the laptop edition. Time will tell.
Aspen Systems unveils new dual blade server
Aspen Systems, Inc., best known for its Beowulf Linux cluster systems, this week introduced the Xeon-based Glacier Dual Blade Server System. The 14-unit blade system delivers equivalent performance and capabilities to a rack server but with easier installation, service, and management, the company said.
SCO's Memorandum of Law in Support of Motion for Leave to File Amended Pleadings
Here's the Memorandum of Law in Support of their Motion for Leave to File Amended Pleadings, thanks to Henrik Grouleff, who is blazingly fast.
Notice of Filing Plaintiff's Exhibits for Use at Hearing on February 6, 2004
Here's the third document SCO filed on February 4, Notice of Filing Plaintiff's Exhibits for Use at Hearing on February 6, 2004. Again, we'll have to wait until we can get the attachments from the courthouse directly. The February 6th hearing is tomorrow. See you then.
SCO Asks Court to Add a Copyright Claim Against IBM
According to Stephen Shankland, SCO's motion tells the court they want to add a copyright infringement claim against IBM, in addition to adding affirmative defenses mentioned in the motion. Actually, he reports that they have already added it, but the motion has to be ruled on by the judge before they can add this new claim, if you wish to be accurate, which is hard to do when you've just been talking to SCO, I imagine.
Linux boots up PCs with a new free-dom
You should now be all set up and ready to compute for free. Now that you have thrown off the yoke of expensive software solutions, you will want to keep tabs on the open-source community.
Realnetworks releases player code for Linux
RealNetworks on Wednesday will announce plans to release the source code of its audio and video player to run on the Linux operating system.
Introduction to the Firebird Database
Reasons why the Firebird database is a viable option for your next project.
Matt Harris takes over Metrowerks
Metrowerks Corp. today named Matt Harris as its new president and chief executive officer (CEO). Harris is a former President and CEO of Lineo, which Metrowerks acquired in December of 2002.
SCO Files Motion to Amend Complaint And Add Affirmative Defenses
SCO has filed, on February 4, a Motion, and a Memorandum in support of their motion, asking the judge for permission to amend their complaint and add claims and affirmative defenses. This appears to be directed at IBM's Motion to Strike several of SCO's affirmative defenses...
GPL'ed "SSL Lite" for embedded Linux enters beta testing
PeerSec Networks has released a beta version of MatrixSSL, its small OpenSSL library optimized for embedded systems and released under the GPL. The project aims to replace the comprehensive but large and BSD-licensed OpenSSL library with a GPL'ed package meeting the stringent size and security requirements of embedded systems.
Conectiva alert: libtool
Joseph S. Myers and Stefan Nordhausen independently found[1,2] a
vulnerability[3] in the way the ltmain.sh script (which is part of
the libtool package) creates temporary directories for its use.
Judge Tells RIAA Attorney: "Stop Using Abusive Language, Like Calling File Sharing 'Piracy'"
Since Darl McBride compares SCO to the RIAA, perhaps he should take note of something that just happened in the current appeal of the Morpheus and Grokster case.
OSDL document defines data center needs
The Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) has released Data Center Linux (DCL) Technical Capabilities, version 1.0, a document that defines and prioritizes Linux capabilities required by demanding enterprise-class applications.
Mandrake set to emerge from bankruptcy protection
Gaël Duval, founder of Mandrake Linux, told us: 'We sent our request for leaving the protection state last week and it will now take 45 days to receive the agreement.'
Linux kernel 2.6.2 released
Linux kernel version 2.6.2 has been released.
Debian alert: New gaim packages fix several vulnerabilities
"Stefan Esser discovered several security related problems in Gaim, a
multi-protocol instant messaging client. Not all of them are
applicable for the version in Debian stable, but affected the version
in the unstable distribution at least."
LWN.net Weekly Edition for February 5, 2004
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