Without an official announcement, kernel 2.4.1 has been uploaded to kernel.org.

Where there is a neglected portion of the market, there will always be a newcomer to the game ready and willing to tend to it. In July of 1999 that's exactly what Pogo Linux, Inc. set out to do, and they did it in a very peculiar way, with the sub $300 Linux PC.

Continuing to toot its Linux horn, IBM will start the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo on Wednesday morning with a slew of hardware and software announcements supporting the open-source operating system.

Halcyon Software will bundle its product with TurboLinux’s distribution and Dell will bundle Sendmail with Red Hat Linux, Other companies are announcing partnerships and alliances, including one to move Linux into supercomputers, in this round up of Linux-related news.

"I think commercial enterprise will take a wait-and-see attitude on 2.4," says David Sifry, CTO of Linuxcare in this searchEnterpriseLinux.com Q&A. On the plus side for Linux, Sifry thinks "there will soon be a lot of pick-up in vertical industries. Financial services, oil and gas, and scientific computing companies are interested in Linux."

BigStorage Inc. CEO Sam Bogoch tells the story of his company's big win. BigStorage won the biggest Linux storage deal to date, a deal with with online music distributor Emusic.

Microsoft has partially outsourced the management of its Domain Name System (DNS) servers to a firm that is using Linux for the job.

A quiet release, with a few small changes geared for Netware and Perl users.

Because of the multiple 4th Axis brand names, the 4th Axis OS team decided to change its name to: "THoD Core". This way, there are no more chances of confusion.

A quiet release, with a few small changes geared for Netware and Perl users.