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Here’s one for Linux-loving conspiracy theorists: Wal-Mart will stop selling PCs running the Linux operating system in its stores. The retailer started selling Linux PCs last fall, prompting this blog to write that if the PCs proved popular with consumers, businesses might start running the operating system on the PCs that workers use. (While businesses regularly run Linux on servers, the back-office computers that process data, hardly any run Linux on PCs.) Wal-Mart is ditching Linux in stores even though it sold out of the machines, which will doubtless feed the theories of a vocal crowd of Linux fanatics who’re convinced that The Man is conspiring to kill Linux. It’s more likely culprit is Mr. Market: Wal-Mart says that the computers weren’t what its customer were looking for, but that it will continue selling Linux PCs on its Web sit
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via Wall Street Journal Online @ 17:52 12th Mar
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Contendo Systems announced two flat-panel PCs that run Linux or Windows CE, and can use PoE (power over Ethernet). The ITP-070 and ITP-104 feature touchscreen displays, microSD storage, sealed aluminum cases, and Marvell PXA270 or PXA320 processors running at up to 806MHz.
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via Linux Devices @ 17:27 9th May
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Linux.com's Joe Barr has an interesting commentary about the recent Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit and the astounding lack of attention for desktop Linux. Now, a great deal of the monetary support driving Linux these days comes from companies with a vested interest in "big iron" but hopefully this won't completely eclipse the rest of the community. "Before I learned that the press was not welcome in any of the working-meetings at the summit on days 2 and 3, I saw and heard rumblings of discontent from more than one ordinary Linux desktop user. One example: a top-ten list of inhibitors to Linux adoption, created by a committee of foundation members, contained nothing at all relating to desktop usage. Nothing. Everything on the list was about back-room usage.
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via Slashdot @ 16:37 14th Apr
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Tue, Apr 29, 2008, Vancouver, BC — ActiveState today announced support for ActiveState products on Oracle® Enterprise Linux, a key component of the Oracle Unbreakable Linux support program. ActiveState products including ActiveTcl, ActivePerl, ActivePython, Perl Dev Kit, Tcl Dev Kit, Komodo IDE and Komodo Edit have been tested by ActiveState for compatibility with Oracle Enterprise Linux. Oracle customers can leverage the ActiveState team?s expertise and get full support for developing and deploying applications running on Oracle Enterprise Linux-based systems.
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via Pacific Technology Network @ 15:38 30th Apr
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Adobe has showed its support for Linux and open source by releasing its Adobe AIR software for Linux and joining the Linux Foundation. Adobe AIR for Windows and Mac was launched last year. The addition of a Linux version of Adobe AIR will allow Linux developers to build RIAs -- and may garner support for Adobe in the Linux community.
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via CIO Today @ 14:30 1st Apr
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BOSTON (AP) - The free Linux operating system handles big tasks like running supercomputers and ATMs. Now Linux has a chance to finally crack Microsoft Corp.'s hold on computing's most visible domain -- mainstream PCs -- because of the rise of innovative, inexpensive machines. Of course, prognosticators perennially say Linux is on the verge. It gets high marks for security and stability and is widely used behind the scenes in corporate servers, making it a natural candidate to steal desktop thunder from Microsoft's dominant Windows. And yet Linux PCs still represent less than 2 percent of the market. This time, though, there's actually evidence of momentum. While the best features in the latest Windows release, Vista, require top-notch configurations that can quickly ramp up a PC's price, one of the hottest segments of the industry involv
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via Advanced Financial Network @ 17:42 1st Apr
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Aliso Viejo-based storage networking products firm QLogic said Thursday that the firm has shipped an enhanced version of the firm's host bus adapter (HBA) storage networking products for Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. QLogic said that it is now shipping a production ready HBA with support for N_Port ID Virtualization (NPIV), a storage industry standard used for supporting virtualization software. QLogic claimed that it was the first HBA vendor to ship support that support for the latest version of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. NPIV support is used to allow administrators to create "virtual" host bus adapter ports in conjunction with Novell's ZENworks Orchestrator and virtual machine management tools.
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via SoCalTech @ 11:37 21st Mar
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It has been a year and a half since database, middleware, and application software powerhouse Oracle pulled a CentOS maneuver and created a variant of Red Hat's Enterprise Linux distribution and started selling less costly support services for this so-called Oracle Unbreakable Linux. To make Unbreakable Linux even more attractive to customers, Oracle is throwing some extra goodies pulled from its Real Application Clusters (RAC) clustering software to customers who use its Linux distro and support.
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via IT Jungle @ 17:24 12th Apr
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http://linux-foundation.org/weblogs/press/2008/04/07/the-... Linux Foundation's Annual Collaboration Summit Kicks Off Linux and open source leaders work together on next steps for the operating system Austin, Texas ? April 8, 2008 ? The Linux Foundation (LF), the nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating the growth of Linux, today will kick off its annual Collaboration Summit. The brightest minds in the Linux server, desktop and mobile communities, among others, will gather at the UT Super Computing Center in Austin, Texas to determine how to advance the operating system in the year ahead. Keynotes and panels will address some of the following topics: What are the technology trends and the economics driving the Linux desktop in new low cost PC?? Find out directly from AMD, Asus, Dell, Everex, HP, Intel, Lenovo, TI, and more.
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via LWN @ 4:15 13th Apr
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IconHere's an update on the Linux Driver Project. "The Linux Driver Project is alive and well, with over 300 developers wanting to participate, many drivers already written and accepted into the Linux kernel tree, and many more being currently developed. The main problem is a lack of projects. It turns out that there really isn't much hardware that Linux doesn't already support. Almost all new hardware produced is coming with a Linux driver already written by the company, or by the community with help from the company. There are two main classes of hardware, video input devices and wireless network cards, that is not well supported by Linux, but large efforts are already underway to resolve this issue, with the wireless driver issue pretty much taken care of already, however there are a few notable exceptions.
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via OSNews @ 6:40 9th Apr
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An anonymous reader writes "Next month when Fedora 9 is released it will be the first Linux distribution with support for kernel mode-setting, which is (surprisingly) a feature end-users should take note over. Kernel-based modesetting provides a flicker-free boot process, faster and more reliable VT switching, a Linux BSOD, and of most interest is much-improved suspend/resume support! The process of moving the modesetting code from the X.Org video driver into the Linux kernel isn't easy, but it should become official with the Linux 2.6.27 kernel, and the Intel video driver can already use this technology. Phoronix has a preview of kernel-based modesetting covering more of this new Linux feature accompanied by videos showing the dramatic improvements in virtual terminal switching.
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via Slashdot @ 12:01 20th Apr
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To meet the growing demand for Linux Systems Support Engineers, Administrators and Developers, Europe's largest blended learning IT company, SkillsTrain, has introduced a new Linux+ course, encompassing the CompTIA Linux+ examination and enabling existing IT professionals to study and qualify around existing work and personal commitments. With over three quarters of supercomputers using Linux as an operating system, demand for Linux Systems Support Engineers, Administrators and Developers is at an all time high.
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via Macro World Investor @ 3:30 15th May
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LUTON, England, May 16 /PRNewswire/ -- To meet the growing demand for Linux Systems Support Engineers, Administrators and Developers, Europe's largest blended learning IT company, SkillsTrain, has introduced a new Linux+ course, encompassing the CompTIA Linux+ examination and enabling existing IT professionals to study and qualify around existing work and personal commitments. With over three quarters of supercomputers using Linux as an operating system, demand for Linux Systems Support Engineers, Administrators and Developers is at an all time high.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 7:52 16th May
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LUTON, England, May 16 /PRNewswire/ -- To meet the growing demand for Linux Systems Support Engineers, Administrators and Developers, Europe's largest blended learning IT company, SkillsTrain, has introduced a new Linux+ course, encompassing the CompTIA Linux+ examination and enabling existing IT professionals to study and qualify around existing work and personal commitments. With over three quarters of supercomputers using Linux as an operating system, demand for Linux Systems Support Engineers, Administrators and Developers is at an all time high.
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via Macro World Investor @ 7:52 16th May
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Jim Zemlin is the executive director of the Linux Foundation. Formerly executive director of the Free Standards Group, Zemlin also has served as vice president of marketing for Covalent Technologies, providing products and services for the Apache Web server. Zemlin has also been a keynote speaker at industry and financial conferences including Gartner's Open Source Conference and Linux World. Zemlin met with InfoWorld Editor at Large Paul Krill this week to talk about Linux topics ranging from overtures to Microsoft to the progress of Linux on the desktop.
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via Linux Online @ 13:11 25th Mar
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IDG World Expo has announced that a new "Embedded Linux" track has been added to the Mobile Linux Conference program at LinuxWorld Conference & Expo®. Presentations and panels will address a diverse range of topics including development and life-cycles of Linux-based devices, user interfaces, embedded virtualization and other enabling technologies, and case studies from key applications areas. The Mobile Linux Conference is making its debut at this year's event and will offer in-depth technical training, strategic insights, and hands-on experience in mobile Linux and open source opportunities and solutions. LinuxWorld® is scheduled to take place August 4-7, 2008 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
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via EDA Geek @ 4:02 8th May
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Seattle-based SourceLabs said Tuesday that it has rolled out new tools to help support open source Java and Linux software. The firm said its Self-Support offering for Linux and Java gives developers, corporate IT professionals, and solution providers a way to support their open source software. The firm's new web tool pulls information from blogs, message boards, mailing lists, bug databases, and other sources about problems and error messages encountered in open source software. SourceLabs is venture backed by Ignition Partners, Index Ventures, and Madrona Venture Group.
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via Northwest Innovation @ 23:09 18th Mar
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Atmel Corporation and TimeSys announced embedded Linux support for Atmel’s ARM9-based AT91CAP9 customizable microcontroller. Ideal for rapid design validation, TimeSys is offering a free Board Support Package (BSP) for the CAP9 based on the 2.6.23 kernel. Additionally, the free BSP can be upgraded to a full LinuxLink subscription, providing a powerful suite of software, tools and support to accelerate the development of a custom Linux platform.
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via EDN Asia @ 3:04 27th Apr
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XS International, Inc. (XS), headquartered in Atlanta, GA, USA, pledged today to maintain and support Linux Networx (LNXI) clusters and visualization systems through 2012. Linux Networx went out of business in February, and SGI announced the acquisition of some of LNXI’s assets on February 14, 2008. Support contracts were not picked up by SGI. XS will offer support contracts to LNXI customers to extend the life of their systems through 2012.
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via TechWhack @ 3:39 21st Mar
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As a new perquisite for customers of its Linux OS or database support, Oracle today announced free downloads and support for Oracle Clusterware, a systems management package for both Red Hat Linux and Oracle's "Unbreakable Linux."
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via Beta News @ 0:11 27th Mar
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April 14, 2008 -- Atmel Corporation and TimeSys announced today embedded Linux support for Atmel's ARM9-based AT91CAP9 customizable microcontroller. Ideal for rapid design validation, TimeSys is offering a free Board Support Package (BSP) for the CAP9 based on the 2.6.23 kernel. Additionally, the free BSP can be upgraded to a full LinuxLink subscription, providing a powerful suite of software, tools and support to accelerate the development of a custom Linux platform.
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via Analog and DSP @ 10:02 15th Apr
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If you are a developer working at a major corporation or a small company and you want to use Linux and open source tools to create Java applications, there is very little possibility that your company is going to let you do that without getting tech support for the Linux and tools that you use. But in many cases, even after paying for support, you end up doing a lot of the work yourself anyway. Which kinda defeats the purpose of paying someone else to do the support work and hold your hand.
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via IT Jungle @ 20:54 18th Mar
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As HP prepares to make its new VIA-powered and Linux-based 2133 Mini-Note PC available, VIA Technologies has announced steps to improve its support for both Linux and the open-source community. At the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit in Austin, Texas, the Taiwanese firm revealed that it plans to put up an official website for Linux users and developers later this month.
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via Tech Report @ 2:15 9th Apr
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Linux Foundation Publishes Study on Linux Development Statistics: Who Writes Linux and Who Supports It
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 9:25 1st Apr
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ROUSSET, France and PITTSBURGH, April 14 /PRNewswire/ -- Atmel(R) Corporation (NASDAQ:ATML) and TimeSys(R) announced today embedded Linux(R) support for Atmel's ARM9(TM)-based AT91CAP9 customizable microcontroller. Ideal for rapid design validation, TimeSys is offering a free Board Support Package (BSP) for the CAP9 based on the 2.6.23 kernel. Additionally, the free BSP can be upgraded to a full LinuxLink subscription, providing a powerful suite of software, tools and support to accelerate the development of a custom Linux platform.
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via FPGA Journal @ 12:55 17th Apr
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