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"Red Hat and IBM recently announced that Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 has earned the highest level of security certification achievable by commercial off-the-shelf operating systems. |
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The search giant adds Linux as a new choice for its Desktop search app and forges a Google Gadget fund. |
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I know, I had to read it twice as well! Microsoft has announced a new set of collaboration agreements with Novell. |
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The news that Novell and Microsoft entered into a landmark patent agreement involving its Linux distribution may have been different if one of the other major Linux distributors approached by Microsoft agreed to terms. |
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c3ph45 writes "Before the Novel-Microsoft deal, Red Hat was in talks with Microsoft over patents. Thankfully, the deal fell apart before Novel made their infamous partnership with Microsoft. As has been reported before, Red Hat doesn't plan to enter into any patent agreements with Microsoft, but it leaves open the question: What if both Red Hat and Novell had entered into such deals? One large ... |
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Richard Stallman is introducing a new version of the free software movement's most important legal tool at the worst possible time. At least he's got pluck. |
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For the first time in almost 16 years, the most widely adopted set of rules governing free software has been rewritten and updated to meet the demands of the 21st century. |
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Our week-long series on caring for elderly parents and relatives touched a chord in our readers, as many responded with heartfelt testimonials about their experiences and others expressed admiration at the love and courage of caregivers. Here |
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One of the interesting things about being an open source software company that sells services for products is that you don't really have to worry about product upgrade cycles in the same way that proprietary software makers have to. Nothing demonstrates how open source companies like Red Hat are perhaps better suited to the unpredictable nature of software development than its first quarter of ... |
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Updated: 29 Jun 2007 The introduction of a new version of its Linux distribution and new JBoss software helped Red Hat Inc. increase profit to US$16.2 million, or $0.08 a share, on revenue of $118.9 million, in its fiscal first quarter ended May 31, the company reported Wednesday. |
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Thanks to a rainy Sunday afternoon, Waldo Bastian quietly announced the release of xdg-utils-1.0.2.
The Portland initiative is intended to provide independent software developers (ISDs) with stable APIs into Desktop Linux and other Free Desktop platforms. The first result of the Portland initiative is xdg-utils, a free set of open source tools that allows applications to easily integrate with the desktop configuration your customer has chosen to work with.
Changes in xdg-utils 1.0.2:
- SVG icons are not supported but documentation still mentioned SVG
- xdg-email can now be used without any e-mail address
- Do not use mktemp without arguments, it breaks on systems with certain older versions of mktemp (xdg-desktop-menu, xdg-screensaver) [BR9266]
See also http://portland.freedesktop.org/wiki/XdgUtils
Please give it some testing to help ensure that no regressions have been introduced. |
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As of Friday, June 29, it is possible for Linux vendors to register their products for compliance with Version 4.0 of the Carrier Grade
Linux (CGL) Requirements Definition Documents. Linux vendors wishing to register should download the registration template and fill out the template based on the CGL Registration Process. Vendors will post their registration results on the Registration Wiki.
The CGL Registration process is a self-registration process for Linux vendors. Any question regarding the process or the disclosure of registration information should be directed to
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Carrier Grade Linux (CGL) stands at the center of the move to open architectures. The Linux Foundation Carrier Grade Linux (CGL) Workgroup has addressed the important task of defining the requirements for a Linux distribution suitable for a carrier grade environment. The nature of these requirements result in a complex matrix of external specification references (such as POSIX, SCOPE, SAF, HPI …), general behavior requirements such as soft real-time, and forward looking requirements that provide enough information to guide implementers but leave room for the market to decide on details.
Linux Foundation Carrier Grade Linux Workgroup |
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Shares of Red Hat slipped more than 7 percent in trading Thursday after analysts expressed displeasure over the company's higher-than-expected operating costs. |
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June 28 (Bloomberg) -- Shares of Red Hat Inc. fell the most in eight months after the world's biggest distributor of Linux software reported declining cash flow in the first quarter. |
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Shares of Red Hat Inc. fell sharply Thursday after the open-source software systems maker reported it spent heavily during the first quarter on research and marketing. |
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Is a broad agreement protecting all Linux customers out of reach? |
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Tomorrow at noon GPLv3 will be released. I was on one of the committees, so it's a relief it's finally done. I just wanted to say out loud how hard it was to try to get everyone's wants included. But the effort was real. And not everybody on the committees were fanbois either, from what I saw on the committee I was on. Lots of give and take. FSF demonstrated a willingness to listen to everyone and take seriously what all were saying and they made some adjustments that they didn't particularly want to make but made anyway to try to meet concerns others had. If it wasn't possible to please absolutely everyone on planet earth, it's because not everyone is on the same page as to what matters most. That's fine. GPLv3 isn't trying to be the one and only license in the world. And it's not a religion or a political document. It's a license. That's all it is. Use it if it suits your needs. It surely meets some current legal needs in a way no other license does. In fact, what it foresaw regarding patents actually came to pass while it was in the draft process. Did you see the latest from Linspire, by the way, speaking of current events? Hold your nose, because I'm going to show you. |
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Free Software Foundation founder Richard Stallman will launch the General Public License version 3 via an online video stream |
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The introduction of a new version of its Linux distribution and new JBoss software helped Red Hat Inc. increase profit to US$16.2 million, or $0.08 a share, on revenue of $118.9 million, in its fiscal first quarter ended May 31, the company reported Wednesday. |
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Intel Processing Power and Tools: The Answers Are in the Stars Intel processing power and tools used at the Cornell Theory Center are a key part of understanding our past, and moving the world towards its future. |
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