Monthly Archives: February 2001
Enterprise Linux: Wheres the Beef?
Oracle, intel and ibm may be expending a lot of money and resources to lift Linux into enterprise IT shops, but any large commitments...
Standing in Linux
Linux is "a disruptive technology" that will command 48 percent of all business servers by 2004, believes Samuel Palmisano, president and chief operating officer...
Fashionable Accessories
Linux 2.4.1, which will be available in the near term, will give the operating system its last missing piece: a journaling file system (JFS)....
Whos Gonna Sign For This?
IBM business partners are pushing a lot of big iron these days, and they may get an added boost this year from an unexpected...
That Perfect Fit
Has the time come to suit up with Linux 2.4, walk into your enterprise customers office, and tell them its time for Linux? In...
Tool Will Smooth Linux Development
Developers say they will have an easier time building Linux applications once Borland Software Corp. releases the long-awaited Kylix visual programming tool by the...
Dressed To Thrill
Do you want to look good—i mean Ricky Martin- or Jennifer Lopez-good—to your enterprise customers? Then try on Linux 2.4, the new look of...
Microsoft Grapples with Linux Threat
Microsoft corp., under siege by the growing popularity of Linux, is feeling increasing pressure to broaden its Windows platform base and in some minor...
Another Linux Love Feast
UnixWare stumbled under three previous owners. But its latest caretaker, Caldera International CEO Ransom Love, plans to show the operating system plenty of affection.Love...
Personal Style
Linux 2.4 sports improvements over previous versions, but youll only benefit from those improvements if youre looking for a business or enterprise server. If...