Want to get a heated debate going? Just ask Linux advocates (myself included): Why is Linux not popular on the desktop?
The answers vary, depending on whom you...
It should be clarified that neither of these teams are what we in America term "major league." Both are minor league organizations, with the Indians in a...
Last week, I made mention that things in Unix-land were getting a bit abrasive, particularly between the big three: HP, Sun Microsystems and IBM.
In late March, IBM...
With Spring finally arriving in the Midwest, a young man's fancy turns to — well, never mind, because I haven't been called "young" in quite a while....
Oracle Corporation is one of those companies that simultaneously has a huge presence in the IT world yet remains stealthy. It does this by somehow always managing...
Telling the story of Project Indiana is not an easy one.
The Sun Microsystems initiative, designed to create a binary-compatible distribution of OpenSolaris, has drawn what could be...
Telling the story of Project Indiana is not an easy one.
The Sun Microsystems initiative, designed to create a binary-compatible distribution of OpenSolaris, has drawn what could be...
How do you measure success?
This question is often asked in the Linux business and development communities, with various answers given: "the number of servers in the enterprise,"...
Speaking to a receptive crowd of 800 at this morning's first keynote at the Red Hat Summit, Director of Online Services Matt Maddox officially introduced the anticipated...