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Start-up launches low-cost Linux PCs

A start-up located near Microsoft's headquarters unveiled an effort to sell super-cheap Linux computers to home consumers.

FLOSS Gives India a Boost in Many Markets and EndeavorsFLOSS Gives India a Boost in Many Markets and Endeavors

A recent conference in India offered examples of how FLOSS affects everything from education and health services to internal software markets.

Hall: Protect open source from 'looters'Hall: Protect open source from 'looters'

The open-source development community is an international treasure and should be protected as such, said veteran Linux advocate Jon "Maddog" Hall, in a talk in Birmingham that emphasized the role of open-source software outside the United States.

Novell sets out Linux roadmap

Novell will launch a bundle of its network services running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux and SuSE Linux Enterprise Server later this year.

And in 2004, the entire services stack from Netware will be running on Linux.

Intel: Linux good for 32-chip server

Intel has found that a 32-processor Itanium server running Linux is rivaling Windows and Unix servers in database performance, a major accomplishment for the comparatively young operating system.

UK councils dump Windows for Linux

Local authorities in Newham and Nottingham are expected to migrate more than 10,000 desktop computers from Windows to Linux.

SCO says clause bolsters Linux claim

SCO Group on Thursday discovered a clause in a contract that could bolster its potential legal claims against Linux users.

Merrill Lynch: Linux saves money

Merrill Lynch research shows that deploying Linux internally that could save the company millions of dollars, an executive at the investment banker said.

We've seen the future, Indian Prez tells Gates - and you're not in it

Last week Indian President Dr Abdul Kalam called for a halt to the "devastating" impact of proprietary software. He revealed that he had what he called "differences" with the Microsoft founder when the two met last November.

Is this the end of Netscape?

That's one upshot of Thursday's settlement between Microsoft and AOL Time Warner, according to industry analysts who predict that the Netscape browser--currently at version 7.02--will now move from a neglected orphan of AOL Time Warner to a candidate for euthanasia.