Darn, this shot missed the humanoid penguin greeters. (SOURCE: eWEEK.com)
2LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – The Revolution is Upon Us
Ben Brenker of Motifzone.org sports an Egenera tri-corner hat. As in, Boston, colonialists, the Brits are coming. (SOURCE: eWEEK.com)
3LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – SourceForget.nets Colin Bodell
As SourceForge.net celebrated the 1 million mark for registered users of its open-source software development site, VA Software CTO Colin Bodell said that the projects theyre seeing are now getting pretty doggone sophisticated: CRM, ERP and word processi
4LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – Egenera Milks the Boston Angle
Egenera, a utility computing company, plunked tri-corner colonialist hats on people. This is Boston, right? And thats where the Revolution started, get it? And Egenera has a Freedom Trail to operating system liberation in the data center. Get it? Get it?
5LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – AMD booth
AMD?s booth generated its own gravity as the chip maker attempts to suck enterprises into Linux via blade mania. It was orbited by a constellation of vendors with multi-way Opteron boxes, including Angstrom Microsystems, Appro and Rackable Systems. (SOURC
6LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – Open Source Labs Firefox Stuffies
The little furry devils are taking over the world. Did someone say Firefox has been downloaded 25 million times? Oh, my, IE, oh, my. (SOURCE: eWEEK.com)
7LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – Putting a Toe into the Linux Waters
Zoo New Englands Director of Information Services Kenneth Fung says that the organization has got to update about half of its servers, and this time out, Microsoft will not be a knee-jerk decision. Talk about making do with less: The nonprofit organizati
8LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – HP Sales Rep Frightens Penguins
Change is Good, HPs signage read, but were sure that has nothing to do with recent shifts on the executive level. (SOURCE: eWEEK.com)
9LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – Slashdot.orgs Jeff Bates
Slashdot.org VP of Editorial Operations Jeff Bates says the myth of open-source developers all being 17-year-old kids surrounded by pizza boxes as they work in basements is way off the mark. Most are professional software developers, in their late 20s or
10LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – Intel box for IBM DB2
Scale out for less, Intel says on this flashy little piece of see-through yumminess, a demonstration of Intel chips scaling IBMs DB2 for Linux. (SOURCE: eWEEK.com)
11LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – Oracles Wim Coekaerts
Director of Linux Engineering Wim Coekaerts says that the newly launched Linux Test Lab is Oracles way of making sure the company simulates what Linux is up against in the real world, instead of just focusing on running Oracle on Linux, as the company ha
12LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – Intels Booth
If the mission was to have a big booth, mission accomplished. (SOURCE: eWEEK.com)
13LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – Red Hat, Red Sox
Red Hat reveled in the Red Sox glow. (SOURCE: eWEEK.com)
14LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – Angstrom Micro
Angstrom showed off 8-way Opteron processors in its OctaBlade blades. (SOURCE: eWEEK.com)
15LinuxWorld Boston 2005 – Geek Inside T-Shirt
From the Stating the Glaringly Obvious Department. (SOURCE: eWEEK.com)
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