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Second Generation of Panasas' Storage Cluster Platform Helps Customers Make Real World Breakthroughs that Improve People's Lives

HPC Certification Center Will Allow Software Vendors to Certify Applications on Linux Networx Systems Running Novell's SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server

Mandrakesoft revenues increased by 49% in the second half of fiscal year 2003/2004 and 33% for the full fiscal year. This is the strongest full year revenue since inception.

How many times have you sat at a computer and thought, If Linux was installed on this box I could... Wish no longer. Instead of carrying around bulky Live CDs or an external hard drive, how about Linux in your pocket? The combination of a USB key and SLAX, the Linux distro used in this example, is a powerful combination when it comes to troubleshooting and spreading the word about Linux. The ability to boot the key, browse the computer's hard drive (SLAX has NTFS support built in), and then locate and burn a file to CD can be very helpful, especially with a computer that is on its last legs. So grab your key and come with me, when we're done you'll have a new tool to help out in the computing trenches.

Welcome to this year's 44th issue of DWN, the weekly newsletter for the Debian community. Anibal Monsalve Salazar summarised the latest DebConf5 preparation meeting. Joey Hess reported that he has been able to test the new debian-installer remote via network on different architectures which helps ensure that it will run properly.

Pogo Linux announced the PerformanceWare 5864, an eight processor AMD Opteron-based server. This system is the first commercially available Linux-optimized server to use eight AMD Opteron 800-series processors. The computing power of the PerformanceWare 5864 meets the ever growing demands of enterprise databases and high performance computing applications.

Mandrakelinux 10.1 for x86-64 is now available! This new version is compatible with the following 64-bit processors: AMD Athlon 64, AMD Opteron, Intel Xeon 64, Intel EM64T.

When you have to get work done (especially if you're self-employed) it's important to choose the right tools to enhance your productivity. If your work has something to do with a computer, the operating system is especially important. Of all of the OSes that I have used and reviewed over the years -- and I still have all of them available -- I prefer FreeBSD's "new technology release" as my main workstation operating system. Why? Because I can get more work done with it.

Tinyminds.org is a Linux site that is not tiny at all. There's so much information here it would be difficult to fit all of it into even a big head. Tinyminds has been around since June 2002, providing resources to the community and the Internet at large, in order to fulfill its mission of "bringing users closer to Linux."

Before the dust whipped up by Linux executive Chris Stone's departure from Novell had begun to settle, the company announced today's $536 million settlement payment from Microsoft regarding Novell's NetWare. Industry insiders believe the timing of these two events -- which happened within four days of each other -- is curious, to say the least.

How to make a great browser even better. We check out ten extensions that make browsing the web more entertaining and easier if you're a Firefox user.

Opinion:Through its settlements with Sun and Novell, which total more than $2.4 billion, Microsoft has bought an extra dose of punishment from competitors focused on popularizing Linux.

After two and a half years at the top of a list of the world's fastest supercomputers, NEC's Earth Simulator has finally been dethroned: IBM's Blue Gene/L officially is the new king of the hill.

Borrowing a concept from a very popular open source site, Open Source Risk Management (OSRM) has launched a study today that's designed to assess whether current European laws regarding technology patents actually do what they're supposed to and protect true innovation rather than corporate interests.

Platform Delivers Free Cluster Management Solution Optimized for Dell Linux Clusters

As promised, Novell is releasing its business Linux desktop ahead of schedule.

White Box Enterprise Linux (WBEL) is an attempt to fill the void left by Red Hat's decision to become a purely commercial product. It's not without problems, but it does a bridge the functionality gap between the Fedora Project and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).

Microsoft Corp. on Monday announced antitrust settlements with Novell Inc. and the Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA), ending years of legal wrangling.

Fields are extremely useful features of Writer. This article describes how to use fields to solve common business and technical writing problems.

As Sun Microsystems prepares to deliver Solaris 10 by year's end, one of its key features—"Project Janus"—may be postponed.