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Compelling New Open Source E-mail and Messaging Application Transforms Administrator and User Interaction, Permits Effortless Integration With Existing Infrastructures

Desktop Linux specialist Linspire is now beta-testing its first enterprise desktop product, with the finished product due in about three months, according the company's CEO, Kevin Carmony.

We know you've been waiting for it, so here's the next installment of our NX series. This time out, learn how to navigate with hands-on exercises that demonstrate all NX can do.

Global leaders such as Cisco, DaimlerChrysler, General Electric, Lockheed Martin, and Siemens depend on QNX technology for network routers, medical instruments, vehicle telematics units, security and defense systems, industrial robotics, and other mission- or life-critical applications.

The Open Source term has been a great success - its unambiguous nature has appealed to journalists who want to avoid terminological confusion when writing about the community's recent achievements, such as the Firefox web browser or the Open Office.org office suite. However, the change of phrase, combined with the apolitical stance of some sections of the community, has resulted in a loss of focus on the freedoms that Free Software stands for.

Red Hat, world's leading provider of open source solutions, plans to launch Linux operating systems in eight Indian languages including Marathi, Telegu and Malayalam next year, Javed Tapia, Director, Red Hat India, said today.

Round Two is one of several companies involved in the Mozilla Development Business Ecosystem Group. On Monday, they announced that in about one month they will be releasing at least 4 newly upgraded Firefox extensions:

Number of U.S. IPOs in Third Quarter Increased Just 2% From Same Quarter Last Year

IBM has released a set of software programs to help older workers with age-related disabilities stay productive at the office.

Mozilla Corp., the developer of the popular Firefox Web browser, welcomes Web developers to the public beta of the Mozilla Developer Center (MDC) available now at http://developer.mozilla.org. MDC provides valuable and comprehensive resources for building Web sites and Web applications for all Web browsers. The site also features technical information for developers who are targeting support for the upcoming release of Firefox 1.5 as well as resources for developing Firefox-specific Extensions and plug-ins.

Q&A: IBM executive Steve Mills says the company is well-positioned to dominate over open-source startup groups; he cites IBM's stability and"deep customer relationships."

128-Processor SGI Altix System Simulates Complex Behavior of Missiles in Flight and Other Missile Defense Applications

The Linux Kernel Mailing List (LKML) came alive on Thursday when Linus Torvalds chose to write, in a discussion about the risks of following specs without being flexible enough to take reality into account: "A 'spec' is close to useless. I have _never_ seen a spec that was both big enough to be useful _and_ accurate." The web is currently abuzz with the merits and demerits of this point of view.

New One-Stop Resource for AJAX, Web, and Firefox Extension Development

Q&A: Marc Fleury, CEO of JBoss Inc., talks about how he sees startup companies like his competing with entrenched vendors such as IBM.

MANHASSET, N.Y., Oct. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- CMP Media's VARBusiness has named the finalists in its third annual Tech Innovator awards program, which recognizes vendors for outstanding achievement in technology innovation.

Orc Software (SSE:ORC) today announced that the Orc System, a platform for advanced market making, trading and brokerage, will now be available for the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 operating system for AMD's Opteron(tm) processors.

Speakers from IBM, Microsoft, OSDL, SugarCRM, Goodwin Procter, Fidelity Ventures; plus Thomas Friedman, author of The World is Flat

Univa's Commercial Release of Globus Software to Support IBM Operating Platforms in Multi-Year Deal