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SCO: Unix to go for US$36M
News The company which is working to emerge from the U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, hopes that selling Unix will raise US$36 million.
Tags: Open source, UNIX, Linux
Oracle finally commits to Monterey OS
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Former SCO exec samples Linux again
News Ransom Love, the former chief executive of Linux archenemy SCO Group, has jumped back into the Linux business by joining the board of a start-up called Progeny.
GraphOn files patent suit against Google
News The suit alleges that Google's Base, AdWords, Blogger, Sites, and YouTube services infringe on database-related patents.
Tags: Legal, Lawsuits, Patents, GraphOn, Google Inc., Database, software company, software, network, CareerBuilder
Sun boosts open storage strategy
News The company claims the storage industry is going through a similar "radical transformation" to that experienced in the server industry a decade ago.
Tags: Open source, Operating systems, Storage, Network-attached storage (NAS), Hewlett-Packard Co., Storage, Sun Microsystems Inc., NAS, software, Santa Cruz
SCO Group wins Unix copyright appeal
News An appeals court rules that a judge was hasty in deciding Novell didn't sell Unix copyrights to SCO Group.
Tags: Business applications, SCO Group Inc., Unix, Novell Inc., Bankruptcy, payment, CEO, Linux, asset, agreement
Sun to buy Tarantella
News The $25 million cash deal is for a software maker once known as Santa Cruz Operation, or SCO.
Tags: Mergers
Caldera latest Linux company to cut jobs
News One of the few publicly traded Linux companies, Caldera Systems lays off 32 of its 188 employees to cut costs and prepare for its coming merger with Santa Cruz Operation.
Caldera latest Linux company to cut jobs
News Caldera Systems, one of the few publicly traded Linux companies, laid off 32 of its 188 employees to cut costs and prepare for its coming merger with Santa Cruz Operation.
SCO says clause bolsters Linux claim
News SCO Group discovers a clause in a contract that it says could bolster its potential legal claims against Linux users.
Santa Cruz Operation strengthens Linux bid
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Sun users test out latest Solaris rendition
News Sun Microsystems customers have begun testing the next incarnation of Solaris, the company's version of the Unix operating system
Intel adds to Linux investments with eSoft
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Linuxcare in Compaq alliance for services
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Paint retailer brushes up on Linux
News Sherwin-Williams has signed a multimillion-dollar deal to use 9,700 IBM Linux PCs to run operations in its paint retail stores, the companies are set to announce.
