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Lotus Notes 8 Available for Linux Servers
Aug 14, 2007IBM has now released the new version of the Lotus Notes Groupware and Collaboration Suite for Linux servers. Besides numerous enhancements and a new, Java-based architecture, the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 now provides a Linux distribution-based platform for the server.
more »Court decides: Unix belongs to Novell, not to SCO
Aug 13, 2007In the court case concerning Unix rights, it looks very much as if SCO has just lost the decisive round: in the considered opinion of Utah District Court, Novell is the owner of the code. The court refutes SCO's claims of ownership.
more »Oracle Has Ported and Extended Yast
Aug 10, 2007Database manufactuer Oracle has released various software projects under the GPL, including ports of Yast and the Btrfs filesystem.
more »Opensuse 10.3 Beta 1 Completed
Aug 10, 2007The Opensuse project has just released the first beta version of the new 10.3 distribution.
more »Mandriva Linux 2008 Beta 1 Released
Aug 09, 2007Mandriva "Cassini" includes kernel 2.6.22 and new versions of various applications, and it supports a whole bunch of new hardware. Compiz Fusion replaces Beryl.
more »Linux for 30,000 PCs at Schools in India
Aug 08, 2007The Electronics Corporation of Tamil Nadu (ELCOT) will be installing Suse Linux Enterprise on 30,000 desktops and 1880 servers at schools in the southern Indian state.
more »Freespire 2.0 with Proprietary Components
Aug 08, 2007US distributor Linspire has finally released version 2.0 of its free Linux variant Freespire, three months behind schedule.
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