2006 September

Now this is very interesting indeed. Novell is looking to some fascinating new areas for growth, perhaps even the financial sector?

It’s always a great thing to see one industry or another using open source software. In this piece below, we are sent on a merry little journey into this world.

The piece below is an interesting perspective as to how the GPL sent Linux into orbit. Seriously, you should read this.

Now this is interesting. There has been some speculation that Google has been looking into Sun’s OpenSolaris OS. Not sure where this would be going, but it could prove pretty wild.

Nice. It seems that you can get Banshee (the latest version) up and running with a little help from this piece below…

There is no question whatsoever that Gentoo is definitely not a newbie friendly distribution. Having said this, it’s fantastic if you understand what you are getting yourself into.

I don’t think that there is really any question that this book described below can provide its reader with quite an education, to say the least.

This was definitely a thought provoking line of thought as there are still so many others that are just now migrating to a stronger OS. Linux does offer a nice option here

An HP trojan foiled by Linux? Sounds a little too cloak and dagger for me. Still, it does provide for some interesting reading…

Hmm, I suppose my first comment would be to say that I was not even aware that there was such a thing as iPod games.

In actuality, I found this argument to a very valid argument. I mean, is Ubuntu the best fit for everyone looking to get away from their existing OS choice?

Overall, this could spell good things for Red Hat. By offering JBoss Application Server along with other goodies, this puts Red Hat in a very strong position on the server market.

Windows users remember the company for introducing the widely successful AVG antivirus. Well, it looks as if their Linux efforts are about to come to a full bloom

In some ways, it’s not all that shocking to see Sun setting them up and taking them down in the server market. The article below tells the tale…

Wow, from the looks of things, Mainsoft has really out done themselves with their latest software release.

Definitely some very cool stuff here. Today, you will have an opportunity to learn about a book that will show you how to hack Gmail into a file system for use on your *Nix box.

This is an interesting approach for Linux vendor, Linspire. With any luck, they’ll have plenty of success with it.

Most of us are fairly familair with Mono I suspect. But just how hip are you to how well it’s supported on other platforms?

It’s cooler than anything Microsoft has by far, but is it really part of a better computing experience?

We suck on the desktop, so let’s give the server market a shot, right? Come on Mandriva, you snooze, you loose.