Monthly Archives: February 2006
Microsoft Preps For Its Next Windows Vista Milestone
Microsoft still is expected to deliver the next Windows Vista milestone, the February Community Technology Preview release, next week — most likely on Feb....
Early Looks at Vista Are Welcome (in More Ways Than One)
Another Windows Vista build is about to arrive via Microsofts Community Technical Preview program.
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SugarCRM: No Trendsetter with Licensing Move
Open-source vendor SugarCRM the week of Feb. 13 became the first outside party to offer its software under the quasi-open-source Microsoft Community License.
However, dont...
Vista Coming into Focus
Microsoft is expected to deliver the next Windows Vista milestone, the February Community Technology Preview release, next week—most likely on Feb. 21, according to...
Anti-Virus Companies Warn of OS X Worm
Users of the Macintosh operating system received a rare security warning on Feb. 16 after samples of an Internet worm that targets the OS...
Microsoft Frowns on iDefense Hacking Challenge
Security intelligence outfit iDefense Labs is offering a $10,000 reward to any hacker who finds a worm hole in Microsofts products, but the software...
Boo Scares Up Open-Source Developers
Work on the Microsoft-friendly open-source Boo language is nearing completion.
Boo is a new object-oriented statically typed programming language for the Microsoft CLI (Common Language...
EMC Sticks By Google Desktop Search
While search giant Google works to reassure its users that the latest version of its Desktop Search application does not pose the security threat...
Open-Xchange Server 5 SP1 Is Bigger, Better
Open-Xchange is giving its Open-Xchange Server 5 a comprehensive feature update facelift in March with its first service patch.
Open-Xchange Server, which had been the...
Mactel Linux Up and Running
While we dont know how Edgar "Gimli" Hucek did it yet, what we do know is that he appears to be the first to...