Linux vendors gang up for enterprise
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Alliance formed A group of 10 companies have formed an alliance to improve open source enterprise applications.â¦
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Enterprise users in vendor Alfresco's community name their favorite distributions and tell other trends.
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Businesses should delay switching to Linux until IT managers can give a better business case for adoption, says research. And although Linux is still seeing double figure growth, following support by IBM, HP
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With Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.0 lined up for release next year, the open source solutions vendor has released a power pack to ensure that customers using the existing version 3.0 have access to the latest enhancements in Linux.
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&quot;When the elephants fight,&quot; they say in West Africa, &quot;it&#39;s the grass that gets trampled.&quot;. The Linux community is apparently beginning to identify with that proverb, as it watches Sun Microsystems and Red Hat
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Four mainstream IT companies are pooling resources to launch a standardized enterprise grid infrastructure based on their products.
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Some business software vendors are determined to steer their own ships in a sea of acquisitions.
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LinuxWorld If that's selling out, we want to sell out more often
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There's money to be made in mediating others' software rivalries.
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NOVEMBER 17, 2004  - Four small Linux vendors have joined together to create a new Linux Standard Base 2.0-compliant binary set that they hope will attract independent software vendors and hardware makers to port their wares to the new code
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First hardware maker to align with community-based Linux offering.
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A number of the larger Linux developers like Red Hat and Novell are likely to back the plan, bolstering its uptake in the market. The agreement aims to ensure compatibility between Linux versions
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Novell will begin shipping this week a desktop version of its open source Linux operating system aimed squarely at enterprise users.
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Enterprise software vendors are having their last hurrah at customer expense.  But not for long.
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Company aims to make it easier for Linux to be incorporated into low-cost consumer handsets.
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About a third of businesses plan to migrate at least some Windows machines to Linux, according to a recent survey, but adoption will continue to slow and cautious, as companies evaluate a maze of economic factors.
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Three manufacturers are preloading Linux onto PCs that cost less than $200--and retailers can't keep them in stock.