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By Joanne Cummings. JBoss announced that its Java-based open source Web site content management system (CMS) will be available for free download in February. that open source Linux continued to pose a threat to its Windows operating

"Digital video products and technology specialist Sentivision is shipping an H.264 decoder for Texas Instruments MD64x digital media processors that it says can bring DVD-quality, real-time video-on-demand (VoD) to Linux systems over broadband and wireless Internet connections. The system supports encryption/authentication, and integrates with Sentivision reference designs encompassing server- and client-side hardware and software for IP TV operators."

In defense of the General Public License it created and with SCO on the edge of suing a big Linux end user, the Free Software Foundation took to the pulpit

"UnitedLinux, a four-company consortium formed to counterbalance Red Hat's dominance in the Linux market, is all but dead."

Dominant Linux-provider Red Hat has given a boost to Linux standardisation efforts with this week's broad Linux Standards Base (LSB) certification of the

NEW DELHI: On a day when Microsoft CFO John Connors told a news agency that open source Linux continued to pose a threat to its Windows operating system, the servers to run its application download system. Qualcomm

LPI Reaches Significant Milestone in Just Four Years

mySTEP is an LGPL (Lesser General Public License) library based on GNUstep. It works with the myPDA runtime and a Zaurus-gcc cross-compiler development kit to enable source code from Cocoa applications to be compiled into fat binaries capable of running verbatim on MacOS X or a standard Zaurus on which myPDA is installed.

The Inq - SCO HAS WRITTEN a letter to politicos in Washington DC which alleges that Linux threatens the US economy, technological innovation, its grip over the nastier. Now, SCO has taken its fight to Capitol Hill.

The letter, which is signed by SCO chief executive officer Darl McBride, was meant to educate US lawmakers on "infringement issues with regard to Linux", said nastier. Now, SCO has taken its fight to Capitol Hill.

"MontaVista has partnered with code analysis tool specialist Klocwork on tools and services to help port applications from legacy RTOSes (real-time operating systems) to MontaVista Linux."

files as well as directories. This software supports the Red Hat, SuSe and Mandrake versions also. The data recovery software will

Is the world's pre-eminent open source license, the GNU General Public License (GPL) (define) unconstitutional? That is one of the

This is number two (out of three) in our informal "wandering around the show with a cheap ixed-focus digital camera" series from LinuxWorld. This is not great photojournalism ("That's for sure!" a dozen NewsForge readers yell in unison), just an attempt to give a little bit of an impression of what you might see if you were here.

"The new Arkeia v5.2 is certified for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. Arkeia is also fully compatible and certified with the Red Hat Enterprise Server ready program and the Mandrake Linux 9.2 distribution."

After developers finished squishing more than 2,000 bugs, KDE 3.2, codenamed Rudi, is available in Beta 2, codenamed Dobra Voda (which in Czech means "good water"). What are new features of the desktop environment? Does an update make sense?

On day 1, I attended the PostgreSQL BOF. It was there that I finally met Bruce Momjian. Does anyone else think he looks just a little bit like Bob Vila?

Here it is! After much parallel development we can finally announce the first egg based release of galeon. So, lots of changes and improvements in this one!

The SCO Group Inc. has taken its fight with the Linux community to Capitol Hill. Earlier this month, the company sent the 535 members of the U.S. Congress a letter that called Linux and open source software a threat to the security and economy of the U.S., SCO confirmed on Thursday.

"The first thing you'll notice as you enter the LinuxWorld main hall are the exhibitors: Computer Associates, HP, IBM, Novell, Oracle... oh did I mention that this is a Linux show? Tux, the penguin, is everywhere, and so are the big time corporate IT companies that support him. Let me say this again with feeling: Linux is now just as part of the computing mainstream as Unix or Windows."