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AfrISPA releases Internet traffic analysis tools
Until very recently the majority of intra-African Internet traffic was routed via international exchange points rather than being routed within the continent. While a number of recently established exchange points on the continent have started to alter that reality there is still a lack of reliable historical data about African Internet traffic. The African IXP Research project has been working on developing some of these required numbers and has released it analysis tool as an open source project.
Hungarian Meteorologists Take Aim at Larger, More Complex Weather Models With New SGI Supercomputer
HMS selected an SGI Altix 3700 Bx2 supercomputer powered by 144 Intel(R) Itanium(R) 2 processors and 288GB of memory, and running Novell SUSE(R) Linux(R) Enterprise Server 9 to Meet Challenges of Ultra Short-Range Forecast Codes to Protect Lives and Property Throughout Hungary
Novell ups ante against Red Hat with free training
Novell Inc has announced that it is bundling training and advanced support free of charge with its SUSE Linux Enterprise Server product, undercutting rival Red Hat Inc, and introducing a new priority support version targeted at small-to-medium enterprises.
Massachusetts Governor Romney Appoints Quinn's Replacement - What About ODF?
The Romney administration not only picked a new permanent CIO, but used the opportunity to make a statement that no one could miss that it is four-square behind ODF, and is making a political investment in making sure that nothing will stop it
Google at work on desktop Linux
Google is preparing its own distribution of Linux for the desktop, in a possible bid to take on Microsoft in its core business - desktop software. A version of the increasingly popular Ubuntu desktop Linux distribution, based on Debian and the Gnome desktop, it is known internally as 'Goobuntu'.
Gsa Contract Awarded For MySQL
MySQL AB, developer of MySQL, an open source database, was awarded a five-year GSA contract, GS-35F-0131R Schedule 70, providing government the ability to conveniently purchase and deploy MySQL database solutions.
Government organizations that currently use MySQL include Los Alamos National Labs, U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Geological Survey, NASA and the Department of Defense.
Government organizations that currently use MySQL include Los Alamos National Labs, U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Geological Survey, NASA and the Department of Defense.
Selling Linux and Open Source to Bean Counters
Opinion: It's CFOs and dollars, not CIOs and gigabytes, that determine what technology companies buy. (Linux-Watch)
New Open-Xchange 'OXtender' Enables Replacement of Windows Server
Samba OXtender Adds File and Print Services for Windows Workstations to Leading Open Source Collaboration Platform
CLI Magic: Use top to monitor PCs across a network
User level: Advanced Most Linux users are familiar with the top command, typically used to examine the system load on a local PC and others on the network. However, have you considered using top to monitor your system automatically and to warn you when a server is being overloaded?
Sleepycat Software Releases New Version of Berkeley DB Java Edition
Transactional Java database features improved performance and concurrency
ActiveGrid Adds IBM DB2 Express-C to ActiveGrid's Enterprise LAMP Application Platform
DB2 Express-C Gives Enterprise Customers Dataserver Choice and Delivers the Power of DB2 to LAMP Application Development
Novell Delivers Comprehensive Bundled Linux Solution for Mid-sized Enterprises
Bundling of Support and Training Provides One Stop Shopping for Mid-Size Companies to Leverage the Power of Linux and the Support of Novell
OpenWrt nears prime-time
OpenWrt, the GPLed Linux distribution for wireless routers, is at RC4 and is nearing the 1.0 release. We looked at RC2 last August, but things have changed since then -- for the better.
WordPerfect for Linux lives on
Corel Corp. may have given up on bringing WordPerfect to Linux, but that doesn't mean Linux users have to give up on running WordPerfect on Linux.
Colleges, companies coordinate innovation approach
Both universities and companies gain from collaborative research and development efforts in a number of areas, including open source software, but the challenge of agreeable terms for the work and its results often hang up innovation. A new set of collaborative principles produced by universities including Carnegie Mellon, Georgia Tech, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Stanford, UC Berkeley, and companies including IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Cisco, and Intel, aims to speed the process and keep the cutting edge work at the edge.
Where is Linux on Intel's desktop and laptop roadmap?
And what are the real stories on LaGrande, Trusted Computing, Viiv and Intel's DRM support?
$100 PC project will "invigorate Linux desktop push"
Putting an open source-based laptop in the hands of millions of users around the world will help drive home the importance of non-proprietary development and applications, says Red Hat
Ibm Exec Sees Open-source Boom in 2006
Bob Sutor, IBM's vice president of standards and open-source, expects a number of industries to embrace open-source software in 2006 -- and he expects IBM to play a role in many of those efforts. In an interview with Computerworld last week, Sutor also weighed in on the state of Linux and on Massachusetts' plans to use the XML-based OpenDocument file format.
Kiwi Linux gets lift from conference
It got more than a few Australians peeved and stirred up controversy, but the successful Dunedin, New Zealand, bid for Linux Australia's 2006 conference married slick planning and Kiwi ingenuity. The week-long conference, at the University of Otago, has attracted 500 delegates from around the world. Linux Australia president Jonathan Oxer is adamant Dunedin was an inspired choice. The nonprofit incorporated association accepts competing conference bids in the same way as the International Olympic Committee does.
What Application Do You Want Ported to Linux?
Are you waiting--patiently or not--for one application finally to be ported to Linux to make your life easier? Novell wants to know what it is.
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