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Silicon Graphics Inc. recently released a 10 Gigabit Ethernet option for its line of Linux/Unix-based servers, workstations and storage appliances.

How one sysadmin built his own system statistics monitoring program.

Jabber, the streaming XML technology mainly used for instant messaging, is well-suited to its most common task. However, Jabber is a far more generic tool. It's not a chat server per se, but rather a complete XML routing framework. This has some pretty far-reaching implications.

Companies using open source components must build a strategy to deal with potential risks around licensing and intellectual property involved with the software.

O'Reilly Media is now a U.S. and Canadian reseller for Mandrakesoft, creators of Mandrakelinux.

It used to be that governmental agencies enamored of the status quo -- and that's pretty much the whole government -- were not interested in open source solutions to their IT problems. Like the rest of the IT industry, though, government is now looking to open source to make its resources go further. Unlike the rest of the industry, and atypical for government, federal and state agencies are embracing open source ideas and ideals.

After months of hinting about its intentions, Sun Microsystems finally confirmed that it intends to release source code from its Solaris operating system under an open source licence.

Electronic voting machine vendors should make their source code available for scrutiny by state elections officials, the head of a federal voting commission said.

Freely-Distributable Xandros Desktop Operating System Provides Windows Replacement for Global Audience