Oracle contributes code to Linux community. Linux Foundation adds legal talent. Luxoft open sources test automation tool. (and more)

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Sun opens new microprocessor design. IBM launches eco-efficient Linux initiative. EnterpriseDB announces professional-grade PostgreSQL distribution. (and more)

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Jay Lyman and I are in San Francisco this week for LinuxWorld 2007. I was planning to post an entry last week with an invitation for people to reach out to the two of us for meetings during the event. However, Jay and I are booked solid for the entire conference. 40 meetings. Seriously. Laugh [...]

I recently saw an interesting article on the use of Windows in HPC clusters and as I read through it, I realized that the names ‘Windows’ and ‘Linux’ could have easily been swapped throughout the piece if the subject was enterprise servers in 2002. The OS with the hold on the market and most of [...]

Lenovo and Novell announce deal to preload SUSE Linux. Linspire CEO resigns. Red Hat teams with Creative Commons on Fedora content. (and more)

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Earlier this week, we released the fourth CAOS Report (press release) – ‘Managing in the Open – The Next Wave of Systems Management.’ In this report, The 451 Group investigates the impact of open source on the systems management software space. This is a software segment that has been dominated by proprietary software vendors on [...]

Sourcefire announces quarterly earnings. FEI open sources scientific code. LinuxWorld kicks off next week. (and more)

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OpenMFG changes name to xTuple. IBM plans to shift more servers to Linux on mainframe. SourceLabs launches updated SASH offering with Apache Tomcat. (and more)

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