Google Chrome Ready For Business
Dec 16, 2010Google announced that Chrome is ready for business and the wait to deploy Chrome and Google Apps for Business is over.
more »Red Hat Partners with Eucalyptus
Dec 16, 2010New partnership increases the cross-cloud compatibility of both companies.
more »Chrome For A Cause
Dec 16, 2010Between now and December 19th every tab you open in Google Chrome will serve a good cause.
more »Alan Clark Announced As New openSUSE Board Chair
Dec 15, 2010“I look forward to working closely with the community to further its mission of not only creating the best Linux distribution in the world, but also actively engaging with the broader open source communities around the world," said Alan Clark in the press release.
more »Puppet Labs MCollective 1.0 Now Available
Dec 15, 2010“Our partners bring users the operating system, Amazon EC2 and OpenStack, as well as traditional hosted and in-house servers give users a platform to run that operating system, and Puppet with MCollective1.0 gives them ease of use and adds a layer of functionality that greatly improve the productivity of both the platform and the user.” Luke Kanies
more »LPI Announces 300+ Organizations In Training Partner Program
Dec 13, 2010The Linux Professional Institute (LPI) announced that their 2010 training partner program is up 10 percent from this time last year.
more »ASF Resigns JCP EC Seat
Dec 10, 2010The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) resigns their seat on the Java Community Process (JCP) Executive Committee (EC).
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